Stay on the Bright Side
The mural “Stay on the Bright Side” by artist GONZO247 is located at 2801 Elm Street, on the side of the historic Long Building in Deep Ellum. GONZO247 (Mario E. Figueroa, Jr.) is a legendary figure in the Houston street art scene and the founder of Aerosol Warfare. This piece brings his high-energy, “Aerosol Renaissance” […]
Post Malone
This 80’s glam rock-themed mural pays tribute to Post Malone, who is among the most famous musicians to come out of the Dallas area. Behind Malone, you can see the Dallas skyline and a skeleton of the iconic Dallas Pegasus. This neon head-turner is located at the shopping center on the corner of Columbia Avenue […]
Fear and Loathing in Deep Ellum
This psychedelic and highly detailed artwork is a tribute to the cult classic film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. It features stylized portraits of the characters Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo, rendered with the vibrant, high-contrast colors and surreal aesthetic that are hallmarks of Pannek’s street art. The mural has become a standout landmark […]
Mario Bros Day Off
Video game inspired mural Artist: Preston Pannek
Mushroom Whimsy
Mushroom themed mural Artist: Owners of Mushroom Street Farm
I Love Dallas Texas Deep Ellum
love letter to deep ellum Artist: AKRaphael
Rebel Without a Pause
Taking its title from the Public Enemy classic, this mural is a gritty, high-contrast tribute to the rebellious spirit of street culture. DTOX employs his masterful portraiture and sharp, graphic elements to capture a sense of urgency and social commentary, making it a standout piece in the heart of the district’s main corridor. Artist: DTOX
Tacos
This colorful, text-based mural is located on the side of the Mexican restaurant Vidorra. It features bold, festive lettering that complements the venue’s vibrant “modern Mexico” aesthetic and serves as a popular backdrop for photos on their patio. Artist: Unknown
Good Times
Located near the intersection of Trunk and Canton, this mural by Shahla Yma is a vibrant, colorful explosion of geometric shapes and tropical floral patterns. The word “Good Times” is integrated into the design, reflecting the artist’s focus on using bright palettes to evoke joy and positive energy within urban spaces. Artist: Shahla Yma
Welcome to Deep Ellum Sign
Jessica Molina is a Dallas-based lettering artist and illustrator known for her bold, empowering, and highly colorful typographic style. This particular piece serves as a “front door” to the district, greeting visitors with her signature blend of intricate floral elements and expressive hand-lettering. Artist: Jessica Molina