Contemporary abstract artist, Damir Tabakovic (aka AKuT), was born in Bosnia. His first canvas was the wall behind the couch in his childhood home. Damir Tabakovic started drawing elephants and bicycles with the box of crayons his mother gave him. He continued developing and refining his style. Today, he is able to expertly weaves his experience

Josh Stover and Jeffrey Sincich are Pinellas county natives who developed a friendship over common interests as ceramic majors at the University of Florida. “We just became good friends and influenced each other and gave each other good ideas in the studio,” Josh Stover said. This led them to partner in the business of creating

If you haven’t seen Sebastian Coolidge’s murals, then you haven’t been to Downtown St. Pete yet. Sebastian Coolidge’s art is everywhere from office buildings to breweries to cafes to rooftops. Coolidge painted a mural in 2012 on the storefront of the clothing store, Freshly Squeezed, as a result the commissions kept rolling in from there.

Tes One aka Leon Bedore is an incredibly talented artist. Tes One is fearless in his style, and became a serious street artist painting murals in 1992. “I look at myself as a mad scientist when in the studio, because I’m constantly messing with textures and paints — making mistakes and learning from them. Who knows

The Vitale Brothers have been instrumental in evolving St. Pete’s art scene to what it is today. They have held various events promoting local art and artists long before this area became known as an international art destination. From fine art reproductions to faux finishes and unique wall textures to lettering signs for businesses to

One of the founders of the St. Pete Mural craze is Derek Donnelly. Derek Donnelly is now seemingly everywhere, spreading his passionately talented artistic expressions, luckily for us, on several buildings downtown. When local favorite Bill “BC” Woo, the Fish Guy,  passed in 2013, Derek was there to get paint and love onto this heartbreakingly

Supporters are the Artists themselves, the cooperating business owners of course, the community, visitors and well some special people who help support this entire process. NOTE:  We only promote graffiti – street art / murals that have been approved by the building owners, otherwise that is vandalism. A no-no.