Larry White is a mixed‑media artist, muralist, and illustrator based on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State. His work blends street‑art instinct with fine‑art depth, moving between surreal dream‑logic, expressive symbolism, and raw, ink‑driven experimentation. With nearly four decades rooted in skate culture, his visual language carries the grit, humor, and restless energy of the streets while drawing from the wild landscape he calls home.

Working across aerosol, acrylic, watercolor, ink, enamel, and unconventional materials, White builds layered worlds where bodies shift, symbols breathe, and meaning hides in the seams between memory and myth. His portfolio spans large‑scale murals, surreal paintings, character‑driven illustrations, and an extensive archive of works on paper that reveal the pulse of his studio practice.

White’s art is defined by instinct, narrative tension, and a deep connection to place — a blend of the Pacific Northwest’s rugged quiet and the kinetic spirit of skateboarding. His work appears in public spaces, private collections, and brand collaborations, with a growing presence in contemporary surrealism and mixed‑media illustration.

 White creates murals that transform walls into living stories — raw, layered, and unapologetically vibrant. Using mixed media ranging from aerosol and acrylics to ink, enamel, and unconventional staining materials, he builds textures and energy that can only exist at scale. Each wall becomes a chance to shift the atmosphere of a space and spark connection through imagery that feels alive.