Doodle IRL was a large-scale wheat paste mural mounted on the side of the Evanston Art Center facilitated by Mat Rappaport and Anne H. Stevens.

I approach large-scale surfaces (like a mural wall) the same way I approach decorating punk jackets and designing zine layouts. A mixture of DIY-style graphics, personal iconography based loosely on doodles, and the physicality of cutting and pasting culminate playfully in this mural titled "Doodle IRL".

Virgil Abloh moved the Louis Vuitton pop-up into Chicago that was covered in an all-over pattern with the company's signature logo. This is my response to the spectacle of the all-over patterned building but in my own style. Wheatpaste, with its history in countercultural graffiti and guerrilla art, was used to facilitate this mural. Large-scale Xerox printouts were pieced together and pasted with wheatpaste to create a loose backdrop for skate videos, selfies, and however the public chooses to interact with the piece. 

Special thanks to Jet Vong, Rebecca Grace Hill and Chad Kouri for support during the completion of this project.