Sacramento Office of Arts + Culture Mural Art
Mural size:
80 ft x 30 ftAbout this mural:
Painted in acrylic and spray paints on an impressive 2,800 square foot wall, this mural is Shane’s largest to date, and took a total of six days to complete. He was commissioned by the Sacramento Office of Arts + Culture to work collaboratively with both Natomas Unified School District and Jibe, a nonprofit organization that encourages North Natomans to use alternative means of transportation. Both organizations were thrilled with Shane’s design that reflected Jibe’s mission statement conveyed through a sense of childlike wonder, an image of inspired youths engaged in imaginative expressions of hopeful expectation for a bright and diverse future, and many adventures that await beyond the horizon.
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Shane Grammer has worked steadily as an artist and designer since 1996. While much of his body of work centers around street style murals and art installations, he has also worked in conceptual design, fabrication, and installation for major theme parks and various attractions. Shane has been a participant or major collaborator in a variety of other creative ventures and has worked for many high profile clients including: Walt Disney Imagineering, Universal Studios, Legoland, The Bellagio in Las Vegas, and Dylan's Candy Bar in New York. Shane is currently signed with The Walt Disney Company, and his artwork can be found in Disney park galleries around the world. His other body of work can also be found nationally and internationally. Shane is also the founder of Hope Through Art Foundation, a non-profit organization that brings awareness to a variety of impactful causes through art.