Work by Ink and Clog 2015 edition of the Richmond Mural Project.

Born in Washington, DC, where he was inspired by the gritty urban graffiti around, James Bullough is now based in Berlin but when not working in his studio he's probably traveling the world painting walls. Bullough's unique fractured portraits manage to combine the energy of that early inspiration with a technical precision born of countless hours studing the techniques of the Old Masters. In 2015 Bullough was just down the road from his childhood home, contributing "Float" at W Broad and N Lombardy Streets for the @ArtWhino Gallery curated Richmond Mural Project.  @james_bullough/  @richmondmuralproject1/

I remember when I rolled up on this @wes21_schwarzmaler and @onurpainting #streetartcollaboration in #RichmondVA, it was such a sight to see #IRL! I flicked this wall in 2015, it was painted in 2014, and I’ve heard from @jfactagram that it’s still looking good in 2020! I wish I had a better wide angle lens back then but what are you gonna do? At least I got the lighting right and almost no cars! #Wes21 #wes21_schwarzmaler #Onur #OnurPainting #OnurDinc #WesAndOnur #OnurAndWes @richmondmuralproject1 #richmondmuralproject #rvastreetart #streetart #mural #muralism #richmondstreetart #streetartspringbreakroadtrip #artingwithhalopigg (at Richmond, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEo8sBrneqk/?igshid=9bn71yj28cee

Work by Jerkface for the 2015 edition of the Richmond Mural Project.

Work by Onur for the 2015 edition of the Richmond Mural Project.

Spectacular work by Etam Cru in Richmond, VA. Painted in 2013 for the Richmond Mural Project.

Work by Nils Westergard for the 2015 edition of the Richmond Mural Project.

Work by David Flores for the 2014 edition of the Richmond Mural Project.