Commissioned by the BOK Center for Bad Bunny’s Tulsa show, this project transformed a metal horse sculpture into an interactive photo op inspired by the artist. Getting to create something for the event and then experience the show with my family and friends made this one especially memorable.

A handmade metal buggie transformed into a colorful display piece for Hippie Chick Heart. Inspired by the brand’s logo and hippie aesthetic, I covered the entire piece with new artwork while also helping protect the aging metal from further rust. The finished buggie went on to serve as both an event piece and a display outside the shop.

A simple idea with a colorful result. Local artists were invited by the Tulsa Global District to transform everyday trash bins into public art for businesses throughout the neighborhood, bringing more creativity into unexpected places while creating opportunities for artists to contribute to the district.

Traveling to Austin for SXSW through Tulsa Creative Engine was an opportunity to explore new ways of creating beyond my usual practice. Through collaborations with Rogelio Esparza and Logan Sours, we brought together photography, live painting, public interaction, 3D design, sculpture, and projection mapping. More than anything, the trip opened my eyes to new possibilities and showed me just how far creativity could take me.

Growing up on Tulsa’s east side, I was surrounded by a mix of cultures that helped shape how I experienced the community. This large-scale mural at East Side Blends brought Asian and Latin influences together as a tribute to that experience and to the diversity, creativity, and people that continue to shape the Tulsa Global District.

Created spontaneously with my friend Jose Scott during a trip to Miami for Art Basel, this mural became part of a much bigger experience. From painting in Wynwood to exploring everything from DIY events to high-end galleries, the trip gave me new inspiration, new connections, and a wider view of what could be possible through art.

When traditional vinyl signage would not work on the building’s stucco surface, MK Auto Design trusted me to provide another solution. This 20' × 15' hand-painted sign required precision and became an important part of the front of their business. I was glad to step in and make it happen.

Created during Hispanic Heritage Month, Dreamer was inspired by the field workers, hard workers, and dreamers who make up so much of our workforce. Commissioned by Guthrie Green in downtown Tulsa, the piece was an opportunity to represent my people and honor the hard work, sacrifice, and dreams that continue to push generations forward.

A colorful 450-square-foot transformation inside the women’s restroom at The Tulsan Bar. Starting with a few ideas from their team and plenty of creative freedom, I developed a mix of flowers, patterns, and color that completely changed the energy of the space.

Created in the same part of Tulsa where I grew up, this mural at Morelos became an important milestone in my journey as a mural artist. Between long days, late nights, and conversations with people from all walks of life, the project helped build trust in my work and opened the door to many more opportunities in the Global District.

An 8' × 20' aerosol mural created inside Hard Body Gym in Tulsa. Thanks to Tanner (@iamtherascal) for bringing me in to add a different style to the space. Painting with aerosol inside an active 24/7 gym came with its challenges, but it became another opportunity to adapt, learn, and get the job done.

A milestone in my journey as an artist, this collaboration with Miles Rogoish gave us the opportunity to create large-scale billboards featuring Patrón, Grey Goose, and Bacardi. Working with internationally recognized brands opened my eyes to new possibilities and gave me even more reason to keep pursuing this path.

Completed in January 2023, this mural update at La Plaza Santa Cecilia was commissioned by the late Eduardo V. Mora. What began as a project to refresh an existing piece has since become a meaningful reminder of an early chapter in my journey as an artist and of someone who trusted me with opportunities to create.

Created in collaboration with Miles Rogoish of WHATSNEXTART, this 15' × 45' mural brought color, character, and new energy to an alley in downtown Tulsa. With plenty of creative freedom, we blended our styles to transform the space into something fun, cohesive, and eye-catching.

Mural at Casa de La Cultura. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022

Mural painted at the Oklahoma City State fair. 2022

Arthouse show x

Mural at Fighting Flower Dispensary, located in Catoosa, Oklahoma. 2022

Mural collaboration during a CleanHandsArmy crate jam, and a Tulsa Tough event. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022

The Jambito Bus. Pop up art exhibit. 2022