Hollywood Mural Project transforms blank walls across Los Angeles into bold, colorful public landmarks — connecting neighborhoods, celebrating Hollywood's creative identity, and building community pride one mural at a time.
Hollywood Mural Project is an ongoing public art and neighborhood beautification initiative founded by Los Angeles muralist Andrew Severns — and built in active collaboration with fellow artists, community partners, and arts administrators who share a vision for a more vibrant, culturally alive city.
HMP began with a simple observation: Hollywood has some of the most recognizable real estate in the world, and most of its walls are blank. We're changing that — one bold, colorful mural at a time.
Every installation is designed to reflect the energy, history, and diversity of the neighborhood it inhabits — drawing from the icons of the entertainment industry, the textures of street culture, and the faces of the communities who actually live and work here.
Hollywood Mural Project is fiscally sponsored by 11:11 Projects, a California 501(c)(3) arts nonprofit, allowing supporters to make tax-beneficial donations directly toward public art in Los Angeles.
Active neighborhoods:
Whether you own a wall, run a business, or want to make a meaningful civic investment — there's a path forward. Click any service to read the full details.
Turn your wall into a destination. Custom large-scale murals designed for your space, your brand, and your neighborhood.
Hollywood Mural Project works with businesses, property owners, restaurants, venues, apartment buildings, and commercial landlords across Los Angeles to design and install original, large-scale murals.
Every paid commission includes:
HMP has experience with exterior and interior walls, commercial corridors, parking structures, loading bays, stairwells, and large-format building facades.
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Give your organization a permanent, visible presence in Los Angeles as a patron of public art and community beautification.
Sponsoring a Hollywood Mural Project mural is one of the most impactful ways to invest in Los Angeles' ongoing cultural transformation. Your name becomes permanently associated with community beauty, creative placemaking, and the neighborhoods that define this city.
As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, interest in civic beautification and community-visible brand presence has never been higher.
Sponsorship structures include:
Own a blank wall? Want to activate your neighborhood? HMP is actively seeking walls and partners across Hollywood and LA.
Some of the most powerful public murals in Los Angeles were born from neighborhoods, not boardrooms. HMP is actively building a pipeline of community-centered projects and we're looking for walls and partners who share that vision.
Submit your wall if you:
Community projects may be funded through direct commissions, neighborhood grants, fiscal-sponsored donations, or sponsor partnerships. All projects require written property-owner permission before any work begins.
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HMP is not an official Olympic sponsor or affiliate. Route 66 shield is a public domain US highway design. Our work is independent and community-centered.
The 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games are coming to Los Angeles — and the world is about to pay attention to this city in a way it hasn't in decades. Hollywood Mural Project is part of the wave of artists, administrators, and community leaders making sure Los Angeles looks extraordinary when that moment arrives.
HMP is actively working on murals in and around Olympic-adjacent corridors: high-traffic routes, tourism-facing areas, and the commercial districts that visitors will walk through on their way to the Games.
Where cameras already point. HMP activates walls in the corridors visitors and residents already know.
From Koreatown to Silver Lake — and along historic Route 66 through the heart of Hollywood.
Every HMP mural is designed to be photographed, shared, and revisited — activating foot traffic and social visibility.
Your brand at the intersection of public art, community pride, and the most-watched city in the world in 2028.
A selection of signature works spanning murals, public installations, and large-scale sculpture.
Whether you want to commission a mural, sponsor public art, submit a wall, or just learn more — we'd love to hear from you. Andrew responds personally to every inquiry.