CHAMP STYLES

Champ Styles is a second-generation Graffiti writer born of Arizona’s pioneer Graffiti Writer, Such Styles. Champ has been in the art and Graff scene his entire life, having shown work throughout the Valley as well as at various locations in California, Utah, and New York. He is also a curator, having worked with galleries and venues across the state. He has been painting since childhood and prides himself on executing his installations freehand with only spraypaint like his father before him.

Make that Green

A fun play on Cartoon classic Tomcat lighting up a stogie thinking that he has made it as a big shot as he quite literally “makes that green” with a Jungle Green spraycan shooting out the green paint, thus making it rain.

Champ Styles often depicts characters stylized with bold lines and vibrant colors that are faintly reminiscent of Subway era graffiti. Of course, like his father before him, he does add his usual edge.

This mural was executed with 100% Spraypaint.

Dracula: Lord of the Night

A depiction of everyone’s favorite creature of the night from Bram Stoker’s novel – or if you’re like Champ, Castlevania IV on the Super Nintendo.

What’s there not to like about the vampire? Whether it’s Transylvania, London or even Santa Cruz, the undead lords of the night are a fan favorite monster to many from all around. Another thing about this mural: This vampire doesn’t sparkle!

This mural was executed with 100% Spraypaint

Frankenstein’s Monster

Frankenstein’s Monster straight from Mary Shelly’s novel to this installation in front of you.

Here’s a fun fact: The monster is actually not named “Frankenstein” but instead just referred to as, “The Monster.” Victor Frankenstein is the scientist who created him. We call the creature “Frankie” anyway.

This mural was executed with 100% Spraypaint

The Countess

The Countess holds up a revolver and cocks it back. Her smile smug as she looks up beneath her adorned hat, her drink gently swishing in her other hand. “Eyes up here.” She says.