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01 · The work

Walls that talk back

Interior and exterior murals, freehand graffiti, wraps and canvases. Every piece is painted by hand, mostly with spray, for the people who walk past it every day.

Fresh off the wall

Real-time and process clips

Neon tiger
On the ladder
Kids' mural

02 · Services

What we paint

From one storefront to a whole block. Tell us about your wall and we'll sketch it out together.

  1. 01

    Murals

    Interior and exterior walls for businesses, schools, gyms, pools and homes. Designed around your space and your people.

  2. 02

    Graffiti & lettering

    Freehand pieces, handstyles, names and logos in real spray paint, for storefronts, events and brands.

  3. 03

    Vehicle wraps

    Hand-drawn artwork turned into wrap designs for trucks, food trucks and fleets that turn heads on every street.

  4. 04

    Community projects

    Paint days, youth murals and school walls where neighbors and kids put their own hands on the wall.

  5. 05

    Canvas & live painting

    Commissioned canvases, pet portraits and live painting for festivals, weddings and corporate events.

How a wall happens

  1. 1

    Talk

    Send a DM with your wall, photos and the idea.

  2. 2

    Sketch

    We design a concept and size it to the wall.

  3. 3

    Paint

    Prep, outline, color. Usually days, not weeks.

  4. 4

    Unveil

    Clear coat, photos, and a wall that lasts.

Start on Instagram
A building-sized nea.graff mural with people standing in front of it for scale

Anywhere in the world · any size, from one block to a whole city

03 · Mural festivals

We help you throw a mural fest

Planning a mural festival? We help cities, schools, nonprofits and brands anywhere in the world plan and run it, from the first budget sheet to the last clear coat.

  • Planning & logistics

    Timelines, wall scouting, permits, lifts, scaffolding and day-of coordination.

  • Finding the right artists

    Curating local and international muralists that fit your community, style and budget.

  • Materials & equipment

    Paint, spray cans, primers and safety gear, sourced, quantified and on site when needed.

  • Budgets

    Realistic budgets for walls, artist fees, materials and travel, so there are no surprises.

  • Workshops & programming

    Youth workshops, live painting, community paint days and artist talks around the festival.

  • And more

    Wall prep, documentation, unveil events and whatever your festival needs to happen.

Plan a festival with us

04 · Community

Walls built by the whole block

The best walls aren't just looked at. They're made together. Youth programs, paint days and festivals put brushes and cans in the hands of the people who live there.

  • 01

    Motmot Wings of Hope

    The focus today: bringing art and new opportunities to kids in rural Colombia.

  • 02

    Boys & Girls Club Hall of Fame

    From Club kid to Director of Arts & Youth Voice, leaving a legacy of murals. Inducted into the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua Hall of Fame in April 2026.

  • 03

    MuralFest Nashua

    Since 2024, eleven murals painted at the Club together with members and artists from Colombia, Honduras, England and Los Angeles.

  • 04

    Kids on the wall

    Every wall starts with kids “doodling” on it, and their marks become the grid for the mural. Plus workshops in spray paint and stencils, clay, color blocking and hip hop dance.

Finished Boys & Girls Club mural with kids holding Dream Big signs
Kids and volunteers painting a huge wall together
A child painting on a ladder-free low section of a mural

“Art gives young people a way to express themselves, explore new ideas, and feel that they belong.”

Cristhian Londoño

In the press

Bring a paint day to your community
Cristhian Londoño, arms crossed, in front of a mural in progress
The artist in a respirator mask in front of a soccer mural

05 · About

From Santa Rosa de Cabal to the world

Cristhian Londoñoaka nea.graff

Cristhian Londoño grew up in Santa Rosa de Cabal, Colombia. After moving to Nashua he joined the Boys & Girls Club as a kid, where art let him express himself before he spoke English.

Years later he came back as the Club's Director of Arts & Youth Voice and left a legacy of murals painted with its kids. In 2026 the Club inducted him into its Hall of Fame.

Today, as nea.graff, he paints and manages mural projects around the world, and focuses on Motmot Wings of Hope, bringing opportunities to kids in rural Colombia. His walls still start with kids doodling on them, a technique he picked up backpacking through Latin America.

The mission stays simple: turn blank walls into places people are proud of.

Hometown
Santa Rosa de Cabal, CO
Now
Motmot Wings of Hope · mural projects worldwide
Honor
Hall of Fame, 2026
Medium
Spray paint · acrylic · digital

06 · On the map

Walls around the world

From Colombia and Honduras to New England, and wherever the next wall is. Tap a pin.

Legacy

Nashua, NH · USA

A legacy of murals painted with kids at the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Nashua, and a place in its Hall of Fame.

Your city next?

We travel for the right wall.

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