GRAFFITI KINGS HISTORIC CAMPAIGNS

Find original Graffiti Kings campaign pages for Stefflon Don, Jack Daniel's, Marvel, Game of Thrones and documented historic murals, brands and production credits.

Read the labels before the brand names. The first four entries have exact historical project-page links reported in the original 2019 archive research. Other names were found in index summaries or later related portfolios, without their own direct, rechecked Wayback captures in this update. None should be represented as present-day endorsements.

Dated links to original Graffiti Kings campaign pages

These are individual links back to the old .co.uk website in the Wayback Machine, rather than recreated articles or screenshots. Archive content may be missing or incomplete. Where descriptions are given, they reflect what the historical site attributed to the project.

Browse related material through the November 2019 complete work index and September 2020 work index. The index is more reliable as a discovery path than guessing unverified project slugs.

Other projects identified in the old work index

These names were surfaced in the earlier portfolio inspection, but this register does not invent an individual dated snapshot where none is currently documented. Follow the archival work directory first.

The Shape of Water

Film-linked mural/promotion recorded in the earlier Graffiti Kings work index. Direct capture and precise campaign wording still need re-checking.

The Maze Runner

Entertainment artwork appeared in earlier work-index research; the later Crypto Moonboys site also illustrates its street-art lineage with a Graffiti Kings Maze Runner mural.

TGI Fridays

A restaurant mural/interior-related project referenced in the earlier archive review. Capture-specific details should be checked before attributing a particular venue, date or project scale.

The entertainment artwork list is not a count of all campaigns performed, nor a complete set of dates, rights or client approvals. A film name appearing on a portfolio is useful historical context, but it should not be promoted to an independently confirmed studio contract.

Brand names recorded in the historic portfolio

The 2019 portfolio index also presented names associated with Nike, Adidas, Google, LEGO, Sony, Red Bull, Warner Bros., Channel 4 and TSB. That is a period promotional list, not nine freshly verified client contracts. Exact work pages and dates are still to be checked individually. Keeping the distinction visible protects the accuracy of the archive.

CategoryNames appearing in older portfolio researchEvidence status
Apparel / sportNike, AdidasNamed in the archived directory; separately reported Adidas-associated work exists in a dated 2012 news article.
Technology / mediaGoogle, Sony, Channel 4Historic promotional index, project-specific source checks outstanding.
Entertainment / creativeWarner Bros., LEGOHistoric promotional index, not a claim of franchise ownership or endorsement.
Drinks / financialRed Bull, TSBNamed in historic portfolio research; project-specific dates not established here.

What the projects tell us about the former studio

The surviving names show why Graffiti Kings' commercial history should not be reduced to general graffiti photographs. The legacy site presented cinema and TV publicity, music video backdrops, brand-related street painting, hospitality and restaurant interiors and experiential advertising as distinct lines of work. The business's published service descriptions additionally included public workshops and team building.

These were physical-world creative productions. Later WAX digital collectibles, Web3 partnerships and W81 science-fiction chapters should be explored on separate pages: original website history, WAX collection registry and current creator network.

Browse further captured pages without invented URLs

For dated third-party press, broadcast work and connected artist links, follow the source network and the SER biography. See the Internet Archive's own guide for why archived sites may have broken assets or unavailable individual pages.