Tor.Com’s Irene Gallo recently posted a fascinating article about how one would go about painting a giant mural on a 150 foot building having been inspired to find out how it was done after constantly passing the movie posters on 315 Park Avenue South in New York.

Because the location lies between her home and the Tor offices, she has witnessed murals being emblazed on the giant wall for the best part of two decades, was always intrigued by the process and decided to find out how it was done.

So she spoke to Dan Cohen, who is one of principle painters that are responsible for creating the giant murals on what is one of the few remaining places where advertisements are painted and not digitally reproduced. Continue Reading

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