Ep. 113: Graffiti, Murals, and Embracing Tenacity with Morgan Cook

On this episode we interview graffiti artist and muralist, Morgan Cook. We talk about finding peer mentorship as an entrypoint into the graffiti style, marketing and scaling your unique style, gaining respect in your industry, and focusing on your 1,000 true fans.

Morgan Cook

Muralist and Graffiti Artist  | Raleigh, NC

Artist Bio:

Morgan Cook, also known as MCK ONE, is a North Carolina based Muralist with 12 years of experience in public art installations. His signature works can be seen across a variety of projects from schools to property developments. 

He draws on his experiences as a graffiti writer to inform his studio practice, from the subjects of his artwork to the tools he uses. To spread the knowledge of style writing, he teaches workshops that give students an up close and personal look at working with spray paint, developing letterforms, and working as a professional artist.

Based in Raleigh, NC, Morgan works full-time as a muralist for commercial and private clients. With confidence and professional poise, he continues to expand his reach in the art world by introducing style writing to an even larger audience.

Artist Statement:

My purpose in life is mastery, both in my craft and self. I'm dedicated to sharing the art form of style writing and introducing it to a larger audience.


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