Cafe Brazil Mural
Cafe Brazil exterior mural Artist: Frank Campagna
Chubs
This artwork features a stylized, character-driven design that is part of a larger series of murals at this location, which also includes works like “Free Your Mind” and “Glatta Superstars”. The piece showcases the crew’s signature graffiti-influenced style, adding a bold and playful character to the industrial backdrop of the neighborhood Artist: Infinity Crew
Dueling Crabs
This piece was part of the 42 Murals project, which transformed the Deep Ellum neighborhood into a curated outdoor gallery. The mural features two stylized, intricately detailed crabs in a dynamic “duel” or face-off. The artwork is known for its high-contrast color scheme—often utilizing a mix of bold blues, reds, and grays—and its fusion of […]
Fairy/Flowers
This piece is a signature example of Hatziel’s surrealistic and highly technical style. It features a striking, ethereal figure—often interpreted as a fairy or celestial being—surrounded by vibrant, exploding floral elements. The mural is celebrated for its intense, saturated color palette and the way it blends delicate portraiture with chaotic, street-art-inspired “splashes” and geometric details. […]
Armoury D.E.
The Armoury D.E. Mural by Dan Colcer is located at 2714 Elm Street in Deep Ellum. Known for his black-and-white, hand-drawn style, Colcer fills the mural with intricate characters, symbols, and surreal elements. The piece has a sketch-like, almost animated quality that invites viewers to explore its many details. It reflects Deep Ellum’s creative energy […]
American Flag
This striking rendition of the American flag at 2730 Commerce Street serves as a patriotic landmark amidst the eclectic urban art of Deep Ellum. While the specific artist remains uncredited, the mural’s weathered, rustic aesthetic perfectly complements the neighborhood’s industrial roots and historic brick facades. Artist: Unknown
Clockwork Duck
screenshot in folder – This mural is on the east side of the Nines bar, looking toward the lot behind Rudolphs Meat Market. Artist: Preston Pannek
Believe in Yourself
The mural is unsigned, but the artist had a clear message with the hashtag #stepforward.
All the Worlds a Stage
Deep Rawlins
This is a portrait of a friend and well-known Dallas Poet, Rawlins Gilliland, painted in the heart of Deep Ellum, Dallas. Artist: Steve Hunter