My second year at Paint Louis became a major milestone when I joined the CBS production alongside NVEST, ADEPT, DATSO, MANTA, TOX M, FOURENR, and KEYES. What started with me expecting to help on the background turned into painting my own character and ultimately being welcomed into CBS. Photo taken by @Darkmode.photo - Tony Moreno Click the photo for more info.

An experimental collaboration between VNICE and JWorks Bodyshop exploring the intersection of automotive paint and fine art. What began as a prototype car door has since been exhibited at The Summit Club, Sample, and Combat Warriors, opening the door to future showroom, exhibition, and collector pieces. Click the photo for more info.

A series of custom murals, painted graphics, vinyl, and signage created for Monarca: Cuisine Tequila Bar ahead of its opening. Using everything from laser leveling and detailed tape work to custom stencils and vinyl cutting, this project brought several parts of my practice together with one goal: clean, precise execution. Click the photo for more info.

Created for a television production in Tulsa, Nuestra Comunidad features a Latina woman, hummingbird, flowers, and imagery designed for a Latin newspaper office set. The mural came together on a quick turnaround and was completed in a single day. More details about where it appears are coming soon. Click the photo for more info.

Created for a residential pinball game room, this Frieren inspired mural brought together the main characters, a shapeshifter treasure box, mountain scenery, and a large dragon extending beyond the wall through forced perspective. Painted with aerosol and acrylic, the goal was to make the entire scene feel clean, cinematic, and immersive. Click the photo for more info.

Organized at Maddog during the Route 66 Centennial weekend, this paint jam brought together writers and artists from Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and the surrounding area for a day of painting, music, and community. The event felt especially meaningful because Maddog is one of the places where I first had the freedom to experiment with murals and large scale work. Click the photo for more info.

Created for Art House Tulsa’s Farewell Show, this perspective mural was designed to come together from one specific viewing point marked “Stand Here.” Featuring the Mona Lisa, chains, and a hollow throwie, the piece let me experiment with illusion and perspective during a smaller, more intimate show that brought Art House back to its roots. Click the photo for more info.

Painted during Paint Louis in Kansas City, this piece brought together beveled Old English lettering, Chicano influence, and a lowrider placa feel. Collaborating alongside Tox-M and Manic while surrounded by so much talent made this one an inspiring experience from start to finish. Click the photo for more info.

A custom aerosol logo and interior sign painted for JWorks Bodyshop in Tulsa. This project was an opportunity to bring the shop’s branding directly onto the wall and add a stronger visual identity to the workspace while supporting a fellow young business owner. Click the photo for more info.

Invited back to Plaza Walls for the March 2026 Milk Crate Jam, I used the day to experiment with a new VNICE lettering style. The green piece featured a white outline and 3D effect, painted right in the middle of a day full of music, breakdancing, food, friends, and good energy. Click the photo for more info.

Painted in Tulsa in March 2026, this aerosol piece combined gothic imagery with a local touch. A nun in black and white stands in front of “Tulsa” rendered in a western inspired style, while VNICE in red metalcore lettering cuts through the composition as the only burst of color. Click the photo for more info.

Los Angeles, California. CBS x PMK Production by ACME x SAUTE x TOX-M x NOELI x VNICE 2026 Click the photo for more info.

A March 2026 trip to Los Angeles with Tox-M turned into two collaborative productions, new friendships, and another crew to call family. I painted alongside artists from CBS, PMK, and TGL, creating a levitating figure wrapped in VNICE thorns on one wall and a skeleton torso with metalcore lettering on Hoover Street before ending the trip back at Venice Beach. Click the photo for more info.

What began as a mural grew into a transformation of the entire Morton Clinic exterior. Completed from November 2025 through February 2026, the building features community portraits, butterflies, sunflowers, medical imagery, and a ribbon carrying “Welcome” in multiple languages, creating a colorful environment designed to feel welcoming from every side. Click the photo for more info.

Painted on a shipping container in Chouteau, Oklahoma in February 2026, this project transformed a straightforward business advertisement into an illusion of the container being busted open to reveal the message underneath. The client brought the concept, and my job was to execute it cleanly at scale. Click the photo for more info.

Created for The Elevate Project in East Tulsa, this project combined mural work, branding, and custom signage. Using the organization’s colors, logo inspired tags, a Tulsa skyline, and local references, I helped bring their vision to life while contributing to a space serving young people in the same part of town where I grew up. Click the photo for more info.

Painted at Venice Beach at the end of my Los Angeles trip, this piece played with VENICE and VNICE in the same lettering. A chrome hand holding out a heart completed the composition, almost as if it were offering itself toward the ocean. Shout out to Datso and Brain for coming through with the spot. Click the photo for more info.

A trip to Los Angeles for Meeting of Styles became much more than another mural event. I painted a Greek warrior carrying a graffiti extinguisher alongside artists from around the world, became part of a new crew, and ended the trip painting “VENICE / VNICE” above the walls of Venice Beach. New walls, new friends, and another reminder of how far art can take you. Click the photo for more info.

Painted at MadDog in November 2025, this piece featured VNICE in heavy metalcore inspired lettering with a chrome like, oil slick effect. Centered around a spiked skull with a spray can breaking from its forehead, the piece came together during a chill paint day alongside Ruhek, Zuawe, and Qumes. Click the photo for more info.

For Tate McRae’s concert at the BOK Center, this custom vehicle featured a chrome inspired finish, her name, and actual seatbelts pulled from inside the car and incorporated into the design. Completed in one night, the finished piece was displayed outside the arena as an interactive photo op for the show. Click the photo for more info.

Painted during an October 2025 trip to Tennessee with Zuawe and Qumes, Forged in Fire and Love combines a flame filled graffiti throw, a blade, and the Japanese word for “Love.” Set on a wall surrounded by trees, the piece brought together intensity, contrast, and the freedom of painting while traveling with friends. Click the photo for more info.

I went to my first Paint Louis expecting to watch, not paint. Thanks to CBS crew, I ended up with space alongside them near the front of the wall and created a religious inspired portrait layered with metalcore lettering. No mockup, no expectations, just an opportunity to paint what I was feeling in the moment. Click the photo for more info.

Alongside Dan Rocky and Getar, this ArtHouse pool became a shared canvas where three completely different styles came together. My section featured VNICEWORLD in metalcore inspired lettering, a black and white composition broken up by a colorful beetle. Painted through nearly 100 degree summer heat, the project was later featured by Tulsa Flyer after they came out for an interview. Click the photo for more info.

For Los Primos in Tulsa, this mural features a Pacifico bottle and a loaded michelada served in a glass bowl with shrimp, lime, and ice. Built from my own photo references, the piece became a fun study of color, reflections, and detail, and came together clean from start to finish. Click the photo for more info.

What started as a trip to help prepare a surface for another artist turned into a mural opportunity. Painted on a shed in Bixby, “Berry” was a fun, laid back project that gave me the chance to create something playful in a completely different setting. Click the photo for more info.

Created for Luchador Coffee in Tulsa, this 40 foot mural brought together lucha libre, lotería, and a playful comic book inspired feel. Designed to match the personality of the café, the mural helped turn an already vibrant space into an even more immersive experience rooted in culture, coffee, and fun. Click the photo for more info.

Years of research, community conversations, planning, and collaboration led to this large scale mural beneath Highway 169 and 21st Street. As lead artist alongside Reighe and Helen Cam, it meant even more to help transform a public space in the same area of Tulsa where I grew up and create something the surrounding community could take pride in. Click the photo for more info.

Created during an Art House exhibition with the Tulsa Global District, this Cheech Marin portrait was part of a larger mural event that I also helped coordinate. Along with painting my own wall, I organized muralists, paint, and wall preparation, making this project a chance to contribute both as an artist and behind the scenes. Click the photo for more info.

Created for Mr. Nobu sushi concept in Tulsa, this 25 foot mural features koi fish outlined in gold leaf against a nearly black wall, with selective touches of orange and white. The reflective gold, dark interior, and accompanying cherry blossoms helped bring a sense of luxury, originality, and atmosphere to this hidden space. Click the photo for more info.

Created during Habitfest in Tulsa, D$#*$%$@ is a 15 foot self portrait inspired by the energy surrounding me at the time. Wearing my spray paint respirator and screaming toward the viewer, the piece brought together heavy music, aerosol, familiar objects from my own life, and the freedom to simply show up and paint. Click the photo for more info.

Created at Paycom Center ahead of Oklahoma City’s 2025 postseason run, this 100 foot mural became an opportunity to push beyond the surface of the fence itself. Along with aerosol, I created dimensional cutouts that extended across barriers and beyond the edges of the wall, adding another layer to one of my largest Oklahoma City projects to date. Click the photo for more info.

Created for Lorena Rivas & Associates, this floral stairway mural features flowers native to Latin America painted against the existing white walls. Working entirely with brushes and acrylic during office hours, I wanted the piece to feel colorful, welcoming, and connected to the community the firm serves. Click the photo for more info.

Created for the City of Tulsa in collaboration with Scraps Design, this mural brought new color and artwork to the Crosbie Heights underpass beneath Highway 244. From conversations with the community and the design process to long days and late nights painting on site, I was happy to create something for Crosbie Heights and contribute to a public space used by the neighborhood every day. Click the photo for more info.

Created inside a community focused building in Tulsa’s Global District, this stairway mural was an opportunity to experiment with complete creative freedom. The goal was simple: bring color, energy, and movement into an ordinary stairway and transform it into a space people could experience, interact with, and use as a photo op. Click the photo for more info.

Created for Archer Park in Tulsa’s Kendall Whittier neighborhood, this 64' mural was shaped through conversations with the community. From “Welcome” and “Bienvenidos” to playful park imagery and symbols of Tulsa and diversity, the goal was to create something colorful, inclusive, and reflective of the people who share the space. Click the photo for more info.

One of my favorite mural festivals to date. Plaza Walls gave us the space, support, and freedom to simply show up and create. No mockup required, just trust in the artists they selected. I took that opportunity to experiment, challenge myself, have fun, and show what I was capable of. Click the photo for more info.

Created for El Arepaso Venezuelan Café in Tulsa, this 20' mural brought their ideas to life through real aerosol, color, and a hand-painted approach. The project also introduced me to Venezuelan food and arepas for the first time, making the experience just as memorable as the wall itself. Click the photo for more info.

Featuring the legendary Vicente Fernández, this 8' × 8' mural came about after the owner of Espino Insurance saw me painting another project in the community. One wall led to another, creating an opportunity to celebrate an icon whose music and image are recognized across generations. Click the photo for more info.

Created for my longtime friend Joel Ramos and Tuly’s Tacos, this 40' mural tells a story of roots, dreams, and where the journey has led. Imagery inspired by Mexico and the family’s history meets Route 66 and familiar symbols of Tulsa, connecting where they came from with the city where they continue building their story today. Click the photo for more info.

Created during my first New York Spraycation, these butterfly wings were painted at Beverage & Smoke in Schenectady as part of a future cookout and gathering space. The idea was to bring color to the area while creating something fun and interactive that people could step into and make part of their own experience. Click the photo for more info.

My first trip to New York came through art. What started with a few murals for a friend’s business in Schenectady turned into a Spraycation through upstate New York and NYC, ending with a spontaneous Joker piece in Freeman Alley. Murals, old friends, new experiences, and the chance to leave a little piece of myself in a place that had always been on my bucket list. Click the photo for more info.

Painted spontaneously in Freeman Alley during my first trip to New York City, this Joker forcing a smile connected with where I was personally at the time. The piece was eventually painted over, as street art often is, but getting to leave my mark in a New York alley became one of the highlights of that year. Click the photo for more info.

A study in simplicity, this mural allowed the original brick to remain part of the composition while birds, monarch butterflies, and embroidery-inspired flowers carried the story. Each element represented something, connecting Oklahoma, Latin culture, tradition, community, and the idea of home. Click the photo for more info.

After seeing my mural at East Side Blends, the owner of A & J Gift Shop invited me to transform her business trailer with new artwork. The finished piece became a mobile canvas, carrying the artwork around Tulsa and giving me the occasional surprise of seeing my own work out on the road. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

Created in collaboration with Logan Sours for our SXSW trip to Austin, this project brought together 3D modeling, sculpture, digital art, and projection mapping. Using Blender, I created a large chrome bust and incorporated elements of my artwork into a digital environment, exploring new ways my work could move between physical and digital spaces. Click the photo for more info.

Traveling to Austin during SXSW through my artwork was a major “wow” moment for me. Created with photographer Rogelio Esparza, this interactive installation invited attendees to draw and tag directly over our work, turning the discomfort of giving up creative control into part of the experience itself. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

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. Click the photo for more info.

Mural painted at Casa De La Cultura. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Mural painted LIVE during the Oklahoma City State fair. Nominated 3rd place. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Car painted for Bluntz. Photographed at the ArtHouse show X. The car was painted during a Modded meetup. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Outdoors mural for the Tulsan Athletic Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Mural at Fighting Flower Dispensary, located in Catoosa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Mural collaboration during a CleanHandsArmy crate jam, and a Tulsa Tough event. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

The Jambito Bus. Pop up art exhibit. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Baby Grogu rug. Spray paint and airbrush. For The Tulsan Athletic Club, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Sneakers on rug. Spray paint and airbrush. For The Tulsan Athletic Club, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Tulsa Skyline. Spray paint and airbrush. For The Tulsan Athletic Club, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Forrest Gump. Spray paint and airbrush. For The Tulsan Athletic Club, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Snow Cone mural at Eiffel Tower Grilled Cheese Co. in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

David Flowers Memorial mural at Rabbit Hole in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Green Flower Dispensary mural. Collaboration with Miles Rogoish. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Love is Blind. Spray painted, 8’x8’ custom stretched canvas. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

East Central Sr. High mural. Collaboration with Spencer Plumlee. Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Zendaya production. Collaboration with Ruhek at Maddog, in Tulsa, Ok. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Tulsa Global District’s first Saturday Festival. LIVE painting of a friend and monarch butterflies. Tulsa, OK. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Mural piece created during Lessons in Fresh event at the Soundpony. Featuring a Medusa head the letter V through it. 2021 Click the photo for more info.

Mural at MIXCO bar located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022. This mural features a Fernet bottle, the Tulsa Driller, a shaker cut, and a variety of colors. Click the photo for more info.

Located inside of Chimi's private room, on Cherry street. 2021. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Click the photo for more info.

Caleb and Chris memorial. Located at the Soundpony bar in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2022 Click the photo for more info.

Trinidad. At the MadDog spot, back in 2021. Tulsa, Oklahoma. Click the photo for more info.

This mural was one of my first in Downtown Tulsa, The Chrome Dancer. Created in 2021 Click the photo for more info.

La vida en pintura.

MURALS

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BOK

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CHIMIS

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CLEAN HANDS ARMY

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COMMUNITY ART HOME

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ART HOUSE

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FIGHTING FLOWER

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GLOBAL DISTRICT

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SUPER MERCADOS MORELOS

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Green Flower Dispensary

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MixCo Bar

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The Tulsan Bar

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SoundPony Bar

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Rabbit Hole Bar

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HardBody Gym

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Eiffel Tower Grilled Cheese Co.

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OK WALLZ

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Tulsan Athletic Club

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St. Thomas More

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St. Therese Catholic Church

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Plaza Santa Cecilia

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OKC State Fair

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MADDOG Liquor Store

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PATRON Tequila

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Grey Goose Vodka

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Bacardi Rum

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Casa De La Cultura

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Bluntz

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OKC Thunder

EVENTS & EXHIBITS

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