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NOT EVEN ONCE MURAL PROJECT NEOMP SPRING 2014 Public murals with the greatest impact are those created in conjunction and in collaboration with the community where they proudly stand. It is for this reason that artist, East3, connects organizations and individuals who are also working towards building healthier schools through comprehensive hip hop programming. Artist […]

Glow in the dark murals are great for concerts, performances, events or installations.   Our artists have created techniques that allow the view to enjoy the art work with or with out florescent or black lights.   Special die-cut images or settings can be designed to stand alone for stage props or custom installations.  This

Hawaii Meth Project and Keep it Flowing have partnered on bringing awareness towards the dangers of meth use through creativity and live art.  Keep it Flowing has donated our services to create art at high school rallies & large scale events which draw over 5000 youths on average since spring of 2013.  In our live

Believe in your Dreams mural was organized by Kauai High School graduate Trysen Kaneshige, Mrs. Aiwohi and Ken Nishimura in Spring of 2013.  This mural was a collaboration of 4 artist and painted at Kauai High School in 2013 for Trysen’s senior class project.  Trysen, who is an art student of  Mr. Nishimura, was also

In March of 2011, we created a mural on the island of Kauai dedicated to Japan as a symbol of love, strength and hope after the earth quake and tsunami that devastated Fukushima. Click here to read article from Kauai newspaper the Garden Island  

Kealakehe Elementary Kona, Hawaii 2014: Mural Presentation.  This  mural presentation was conducted simultaneously as the Not Even Once Mural Project (NEOMP) artist were in process of painting an anti-meth sea scape on campus with Floorox Hawaii LLC.  The presentation covered a brief career background of lead artist Ken Nishimura as well as the sharing the

Maui High School Fall 2014: Mural Presentation.  This  mural presentation was conducted simultaneously as the Not Even Once Mural Project (NEOMP) artist were in process of painting an anti-meth sea scape on campus.  The presentation covered a brief career background of lead artist Ken Nishimura as well as the planning, organizing and execution process of