While I was visiting my home city New Orleans, the street art haven that inspired my journey, I wanted to take the opportunity to do my own work there. I spoke with locals and a few street artist friends and they recommended the abandoned naval base at The End of the World.
Since our visit was in early February, I sketched out a jazzy, Mardi Gras-themed frog to spray paint out there. I’ve painted quite a few frogs around Austin, so it made sense to spread my froggie friends around.
After a bit of exploring and tagging the interior, we found an empty pillar outside, facing the street, where I spray painted this lil guy in 2 hours. My partner painted a purple head on the pillar next to it! I was so happy to be able to create a brand new memory with him in this city where I already had so many from my childhood.




It would be a dream to come back and paint in New Orleans in a more official capacity. If you run a NOLA mural fest or own a business with a wall in need of art, I’d love to work something out! Get in touch via the form on my Rates for Murals page.