King Overman is a British artist who has had a rapid ascent to popularity. 

Active since 2021, his art received a huge boost one year later when legendary film-maker Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman, Malcolm X) acquired a number of his original paintings. This included a life-size 7 foot portrait of Knicks legend Patrick Ewing, which Spike talked about on his Instagram here.. From October 2023 to February 2024, you can see King Overman's art at Brooklyn Museum in the exhibition 'Spike Lee : Creative Sources'.

King Overman's art style is inspired by classical portraiture in photography and art, also the boldness and colour of street art. He is particularly interested in the fusion of art and Basketball. Prior to art, he was a DJ and music producer.    

Based in Manchester, King Overman is best known for his series 'Ballers', featuring huge life-size portraits of Basketball legends (examples above). In 2023, NBA legend Dominique Wilkins bought his own 6ft 8" portrait, painted onto a wooden cutout. Future NFT projects by King Overman will incorporate these massive portraits, including full size collectable prints.

Stills

The 'Hands' collection began as five acrylic paintings on vinyl records, that were titled Mike, Giannis, Shaquille, Kawhi and Boban. For this drop, each artwork now has three further colour variations. Each one representing a specific Basketball team, making 20 still images in total. All these traits and more are listed with each NFT.

King Overman has also developed the artworks into a number of moving image formats included in this drop. Firstly as animated GIFs, with the records spinning rapidly (see carousel above for an example). Then also the following two styles are included :

• All participants in this drop will receive a free mint of an exclusive King Overman artwork.

• Starting in late Q3, all holders will also receive regular complementary pieces of art to mint. This will include sketches, behind-the-scenes footage and one-off artworks.

• Limited edition collectables, including life-size art prints, will be available exclusively to King Overman holders starting in Q4.

By participating in this drop, you are becoming part of King Overman's artistic journey. While this drop is an adaptation of a physical art collection, his future projects will push further into the digital art realm. King Overman will continue to pursue his large scale art but will be creating work to exploit the possibilities of the Blockchain.

King Overman is a British artist who has had a rapid ascent to popularity. 

Active since 2021, his art received a huge boost one year later when legendary film-maker Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman, Malcolm X) acquired a number of his original paintings. This included a life-size 7 foot portrait of Knicks legend Patrick Ewing, which Spike talked about on his Instagram here.. From October 2023 to February 2024, you can see King Overman's art at Brooklyn Museum in the exhibition 'Spike Lee : Creative Sources'.

King Overman's art style is inspired by classical portraiture in photography and art, also the boldness and colour of street art. He is particularly interested in the fusion of art and Basketball. Prior to art, he was a DJ and music producer.    

Based in Manchester, King Overman is best known for his series 'Ballers', featuring huge life-size portraits of Basketball legends (examples above). In 2023, NBA legend Dominique Wilkins bought his own 6ft 8" portrait, painted onto a wooden cutout. Future NFT projects by King Overman will incorporate these massive portraits, including full size collectable prints.

Stills

The 'Hands' collection began as five acrylic paintings on vinyl records, that were titled Mike, Giannis, Shaquille, Kawhi and Boban. For this drop, each artwork now has three further colour variations. Each one representing a specific Basketball team, making 20 still images in total. All these traits and more are listed with each NFT.

King Overman has also developed the artworks into a number of moving image formats included in this drop. Firstly as animated GIFs, with the records spinning rapidly (see carousel above for an example). Then also the following two styles are included :

• All participants in this drop will receive a free mint of an exclusive King Overman artwork.

• Starting in late Q3, all holders will also receive regular complementary pieces of art to mint. This will include sketches, behind-the-scenes footage and one-off artworks.

• Limited edition collectables, including life-size art prints, will be available exclusively to King Overman holders starting in Q4.

By participating in this drop, you are becoming part of King Overman's artistic journey. While this drop is an adaptation of a physical art collection, his future projects will push further into the digital art realm. King Overman will continue to pursue his large scale art but will be creating work to exploit the possibilities of the Blockchain.

King Overman is a British artist who has had a rapid ascent to popularity. 

Active since 2021, his art received a huge boost one year later when legendary film-maker Spike Lee (BlacKkKlansman, Malcolm X) acquired a number of his original paintings. This included a life-size 7 foot portrait of Knicks legend Patrick Ewing, which Spike talked about on his Instagram here.. From October 2023 to February 2024, you can see King Overman's art at Brooklyn Museum in the exhibition 'Spike Lee : Creative Sources'.

King Overman's art style is inspired by classical portraiture in photography and art, also the boldness and colour of street art. He is particularly interested in the fusion of art and Basketball. Prior to art, he was a DJ and music producer.    

Based in Manchester, King Overman is best known for his series 'Ballers', featuring huge life-size portraits of Basketball legends (examples above). In 2023, NBA legend Dominique Wilkins bought his own 6ft 8" portrait, painted onto a wooden cutout. Future NFT projects by King Overman will incorporate these massive portraits, including full size collectable prints.

Stills

The 'Hands' collection began as five acrylic paintings on vinyl records, that were titled Mike, Giannis, Shaquille, Kawhi and Boban. For this drop, each artwork now has three further colour variations. Each one representing a specific Basketball team, making 20 still images in total. All these traits and more are listed with each NFT.

King Overman has also developed the artworks into a number of moving image formats included in this drop. Firstly as animated GIFs, with the records spinning rapidly (see carousel above for an example). Then also the following two styles are included :

• All participants in this drop will receive a free mint of an exclusive King Overman artwork.

• Starting in late Q3, all holders will also receive regular complementary pieces of art to mint. This will include sketches, behind-the-scenes footage and one-off artworks.

• Limited edition collectables, including life-size art prints, will be available exclusively to King Overman holders starting in Q4.

By participating in this drop, you are becoming part of King Overman's artistic journey. While this drop is an adaptation of a physical art collection, his future projects will push further into the digital art realm. King Overman will continue to pursue his large scale art but will be creating work to exploit the possibilities of the Blockchain.