Graffic

Two brothers. Hand-painted since 2011

About Graffic

Graffic is James and Conor Rafferty — a Belfast studio that paints signs, murals, windows and lettering by hand. What started with seasonal shop windows has grown into work for businesses right across Ireland and the UK.

Conor wears a black Graffic-branded hoodie with his back to the camera. He is painting the outline of a large, black letter onto a white wall. The wall has been masked with tape.

From seasonal windows to gable ends

Our story

We picked up brushes painting Christmas windows for local shops, and the work grew from there. Today we cover everything from a single feature wall to a full shopfront, designing pieces from scratch or bringing an existing brand to life.

Every job is painted by hand and finished for where it lives — indoors and built to wear, or outdoors and fully weatherproof.

Conor and James of Graffic are painting a large, bright mural on a wall in Larne. Their spray cans and materials are at their feet, and the brothers are wearing ventilated masks. There is an unknown man in the foreground whose clothes are covered in paint, walking towards a mural he is working on.

A finish print can’t fake

Why hand-painted
  • Hand-painted work is built for its surface and finished for the conditions — indoor wear or fully weatherproof outdoors.

  • No two pieces are the same. Your sign or mural is made for your space, not pulled off a template.

  • Seasonal windows, a new offer, a tweaked logo — hand-painting is quick to update when things change.

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