Tyler Franz (1992-2025)

“My name is Tyler Franz, and I am the owner of Clockwise Art and Design. My passion for art began at a young age, fueled by an early fascination with the complexity and grit of graffiti. To me, art is less about the final product and more about the process. While making a living in the creative industry comes with its hurdles, I find it far more challenging to imagine working a traditional job than to dedicate my life to my craft. I am driven by a constant desire to evolve, believing that through persistence, practice, and discipline, any goal is achievable.”

“My work is defined by a refusal to be confined to a single style; I am constantly branching out into new mediums, from woodworking and custom calligraphy to my recent exploration of tattoo design and mural work. One of my proudest milestones was a 28-color acrylic pour piece, created using a specialized swiping method, which was publicly displayed on a banner in downtown Midland.”

“Whether I am teaching art at the market or painting a new mural, my goal remains the same: to show that art is accessible to everyone. I hope my journey serves as proof that if you put your mind to something and remain patient, you can create something truly remarkable.”

“Cuz nobody wants to see a landscape or a horse nowadays.. I want VIBRANT! Basically eye candy.. It FEEDS your EYES!”

Who is ENAK?

Enak didn't ask for space; he took it. Ignited by the grit of the German underground as a youth, his presence became a relentless broadcast across the city's concrete.

He never lived for the critics or the ‘art’ crowd. Driven by the distorted energy of punk, metal, and hip-hop, his mission was pure volume. To Enak, the streets were a canvas for total saturation—he left behind a trail of tags that refused to be ignored, fueled by a defiant disregard for anyone’s judgment but his own.

92 til’ Infinity — Rest in Power ENAK.