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Get your hands on this limited edition festival tee, designed by Georgia-based artist, Yoyo Ferro!
Yoyo Ferro
Yoyo Ferro (b. 1986) is an Atlanta-based street artist originally from the countryside of São Paulo, Brazil. Yoyo is known for his dozens of colorful abstract murals, paintings, and illustrations, depicting emotional situations lived by his characters and the tridimensional aspect of the origami, always present in his studio works.
Winner of the “Catalyst Award” for social discourse by ArtsATL 2018 Luminary Awards, for successful efforts in a lawsuit that halted mural regulations in the City of Atlanta, leading to a more free and prolific local street art and murals scene.
Get your hands on this years tote bag designed by Georgia-based artist, Yoyo Ferro!
Yoyo Ferro
Yoyo Ferro (b. 1986) is an Atlanta-based street artist originally from the countryside of São Paulo, Brazil. Yoyo is known for his dozens of colorful abstract murals, paintings, and illustrations, depicting emotional situations lived by his characters and the tridimensional aspect of the origami, always present in his studio works.
Winner of the “Catalyst Award” for social discourse by ArtsATL 2018 Luminary Awards, for successful efforts in a lawsuit that halted mural regulations in the City of Atlanta, leading to a more free and prolific local street art and murals scene.
Get this limited edition ringer tee inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s Hateful 8 and designed by Tommy Bronx!
This item is for presale. Order by April 22nd @ 11:59PM
About Tommy Bronx
Tommy Bronx is a multidisciplinary visual artist and designer transforming architecture and public space into narrative experiences. Known for his signature compositions built through rhythm, color, and form, Bronx creates work that connects people to place and celebrates the stories of the communities they belong to.
Whether through public art, branding, or large-scale fabrication, his work is rooted in listening deeply, designing intentionally, and painting boldly—creating visual narratives that are modern, engaging, and distinctly place-driven.
Rock this folk art design to commemorate the FIFTIETH annual film festival!
About BlackCatTips
BlackCatTips, Kyle Brooks, is a painter, muralist, and street folk artist from way down in the American South.
In addition to his studio and mural work, Brooks creates street poems and whimsical roadside art installations. With his brush, bright colors, and a few found materials, he paints the world happy. Brooks lives in Arabia Mountain, Georgia, with his nice lady wife and two little babies. He also has a pet chicken and enjoys growing orchids. One day, he hopes to live in a biscuit house.
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ATLFF50 Merch Collection
Celebrate the 50th by taking it back to 1976 in this iconic baseball style tee!
Designed by infamous Atlanta artist, R. Land, the GA FilmLand Tee is a beautiful map of a small portion of the films, television, and homegrown artists that have made our local filmmaking industry a success!
About R. Land
North Florida native and Atlanta original, R.Land, has been filling streets, spaces, and imaginations for nearly three decades. Once described by an art critic as having "the approach of Keith Haring, the enthusiasm of Disney, and the vision of Finster", he ultimately defies categorization and garners a multi-generational fan base, with collectors and devotees as unique and varied as his unconventional style.
Much of Land's inspiration comes from community, and he focuses on projects that work in conjunction with the efforts of organizations ranging from natural heritage and historical preservation to children’s education and just about anything involving city pride and stewardship. His art, including the iconic Pray for ATL, is now featured in the Atlanta History Center and the Georgia State Capitol.