Evolution requires pain.

New print! This piece is very significant to me. It was created during a deeply transitional time in my life. It reflects the loss of our dog, transitioning studios, and the birth of my son. All of hese life altering moments are embodied in this work. youngtrav.bigcartel.com/product/death-…

Friday in the Studio.

Main Street Killers.

New mural at the intuit Dome. -The new home for the Los Angeles Clippers.

New Painting: “Death & Life” 36”x36” acrylic on wood panel.

Trav x Toyota USA 📍 A partnership between myself and Toyota to celebrate their new Corolla Cross. I got to design and paint a mural as well as design a vehicle wrap for the car.

Mural.Palm Springs 360 degree mural wrapped around this odd shaped building in the Desert. -lots of coffee.

Tuesday Night in the studio.

Corner of the studio

Graffiti: A career shaper. linkedin.com/posts/travmsk_…

Studio. I have some things brewing….

Studio Sundays.

“Eyes of the Era” Series.

Mural festivals need a rethink—applications should hunt for bold voices, not just demographics. Art’s about impact, not boxes. Let’s bring back the noise that moves people.

Some walls aren’t meant to just be walls. They carry stories — about loss, transition, and resilience. I painted one like that recently in Los Angeles. It was personal. That piece became a mural. Now, it’s become a print. It’s called Eternal Fate — an edition of 50 pulled from

I built this clothing line because I was tired of cheap blanks and loud graphics. Today, Brick & Mortar is live. Every order in the first week enters you to win a 36x48 painting. Clean cuts, real quality, small-batch only. Tap in ↓ brickandmortar.store

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BRICK & MORTAR wasn’t even supposed to launch today. I scrapped designs, redid samples, fixed sizing, color, stitching — if it didn’t feel right in my hands, it didn’t make the cut. I’d rather lose time and money than push out something that isn’t up to standard. Now we’re

LA → Tokyo This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at my process and the ideas behind the work for my exhibition Typo Architecture —centered on how online consumption continues to reshape the physical world. Typo Architecture brings together work made before Japan, during my