Los Angeles' graffiti scene is thriving with several standout artists and crews making their mark across the city in November 2025. When asked about who's currently running the streets in L.A.'s graffiti world, several names consistently rise to the top for their impressive work and widespread visibility throughout the metropolitan area.
The DAF crew has emerged as one of the most prominent forces in the city's graffiti landscape this year. They've been consistently putting up impressive, legible rollers using large fonts with roller paint throughout Los Angeles. Their work has become so widespread and distinctive that it's virtually impossible to miss when traveling through different neighborhoods across the city.
Three female graffiti artists deserve particular recognition for their exceptional talent: HER, ANDI, and GIZM. Female artists in the graffiti world often don't receive the acknowledgment they deserve, making their recognition long overdue. These three artists have been creating standout work that demonstrates both technical skill and artistic vision, helping to break down barriers in a traditionally male-dominated scene.
Another artist making waves throughout the city is BBOE, whose work has become a familiar sight on L.A. freeways and city walls. BBOE is known for incorporating well-known hip hop verses into his pieces, demonstrating the close connection between graffiti culture and music. Recently, he's been showing his local pride by writing "Let's go Dodgers!" in large, bubbly letters on city walls, celebrating the city's beloved baseball team.
The November 2025 showcase of L.A.'s graffiti artists represents a diverse range of styles and approaches, from large-scale roller pieces to intricate detailed work. These artists continue to push the boundaries of street art while maintaining the authentic spirit of graffiti culture that has long been part of Los Angeles' urban landscape.
