Graffiti Event Posters and Street Art Promos

These aren't just event flyers. When I design a promo for a jam or a festival, I’m trying to capture the energy of the spray can before I even hit the wall. Whether it’s for a local scene takeover or an international festival like Diton King Pride, these graphics are built with the same raw, Masala flow vibe I put into my murals.

Design is just another surface for me. Just like a brick wall or a canvas, a digital poster or an event banner is a space to express the movement and rhythm of graffiti. When I’m working with my crew, Aerosol Intelligence, we don't just drop a date and time on a poster. We treat the graphic as an extension of the event itself.

How I Approach Promos

I treat every collaboration as a piece of art. If you need a visual identity for an event that screams 'street,' I don't use stock templates. I pull from my blackbook—my archive of hand-drawn sketches—to create custom typography, characters, and compositions that reflect the event’s intensity.

Digital Meets Street

My digital design and motion graphics work bridges the gap between my offline wall art and your screen.

• Custom Lettering: I bring my signature Devnagri and Wildstyle flow into digital formats for flyers, social media assets, and brand visuals.
• Event Buzz: I create promotional materials that capture the spontaneity of live graffiti, making them perfect for festivals, underground gigs, or brand activations where you need to hook an audience fast.

If you see a poster with that specific grit, it’s because it came from the same process I use when I’m out in Jakarta or Mumbai with a can in my hand. It’s all part of the same hustle—keeping the culture loud and visible.