Jose Mertz Reveal the Firestorm Mural!

04.03.2016 – Firestorm is a combination of two people who would become the Nuclear Man that featured the original incarnation of Ronnie Raymond and Martin Stein. Over the years the men behind Firestorm would change in the comic books. The same happened on television when Firestorm appeared on The Flash and Arrow with Victor Garber as Martin Stein and Robbie Amell as Ronnie Raymond. He would eventually be replaced by mechanic Jefferson Jackson prior to Legends of Tomorrow.

Tristan Eaton Unveil The Atom Mural!

03.11.2016 – Atom takes flight in DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Ray Palmer has become part of the team travelling through time via the Wave Rider ship piloted by Rip Hunter. In real life he’s portrayed by actor Brandon Routh who gets a surprise. That surprise is in the form of the graffiti art featuring his character done by street artist and toy designer Tristan Eaton. The mural work of Eaton presented by Ford and The CW features Atom in this giant wall that you’ll only see here.

Walkway Visions: Elevated Street Art!

06.01.2014 – Walkways are rare routes you’ll find in the city, and the only place you can see it is in the back streets of Makati Central Business District. It’s those interconnecting elevated pathways that stretch along Legazpi Street. The elevated walkways back then was slowly being built connecting buildings and car parks into one route. These days several establishments started to open along the way and lights are no longer dim, which give you a nice view of the elevated street as an alternative route instead of taking the usual walk along Ayala Avenue…

Tunnel Visions: Mural Art Underpass Featured!

05.24.2014 – For the past week two of Makati City’s Central Business District Underpass had a makeover. The first one was at the Makati Avenue Underpass, where you can immediately see the mural art done by Pilipinas Street Plan and Cavity Collective. The next one is the oldest tunnel, which is Legazpi Underpass connecting with Ayala Avenue that was built in 1995. This is by far designed ahead of its time and the mural art can be found in the ceiling for some break neck art appreciations. It’s the same crew who made the paintings that few notice to appreciate but that changed last night…