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L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith, left, Warren Brand, of
Brandedarts, Ayla Rahmani, 11, and her father Neama and Allen Patatanyan, both
of West Coast Trial Lawyers, unveil a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and
legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on
the lawyers building on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
Smith created what Brandedarts said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in
LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)
By City News Service | news@socalnews.com |
PUBLISHED: August 24, 2022 at 3:24 p.m. | UPDATED: August 24, 2022 at 3:31 p.m.
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L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith takes in the mural of Kobe
Bryant he co-created with muralist Sergio Odeith during its unveiling on “Mamba
Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.
Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said the mural, depicting Bryant’s vision
and legacy of storytelling, is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in LA. (Photo
by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Brian Tang, who recently moved to Los Angeles to be part of the energy in LA
after finding a Kobe mural trip to the city in 2020 spiritual, visits a mural
depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling during its unveiling
on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith, left, with son Zion, 2,
Neama Rahmani, of West Coast Trial Lawyers, and his daughter Ayla, 11, and
Warren Brand, of Brandedarts, unveil a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and
legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on
the lawyers building on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
Smith created what Brandedarts said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in
LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Alex Diaz, of East Los Angeles, visits a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision
and legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles
on Wednesday, August 24, 2022 during its unveiling. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created what Brandedarts, a public arts
organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah
Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith, left, Warren Brand, of
Brandedarts, Ayla Rahmani, 11, and her father Neama and Allen Patatanyan, both
of West Coast Trial Lawyers, unveil a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and
legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on
the lawyers building on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
Smith created what Brandedarts said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in
LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith takes in the mural of Kobe
Bryant he co-created with muralist Sergio Odeith during its unveiling on “Mamba
Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.
Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said the mural, depicting Bryant’s vision
and legacy of storytelling, is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in LA. (Photo
by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Brian Tang, who recently moved to Los Angeles to be part of the energy in LA
after finding a Kobe mural trip to the city in 2020 spiritual, visits a mural
depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling during its unveiling
on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith, left, with son Zion, 2,
Neama Rahmani, of West Coast Trial Lawyers, and his daughter Ayla, 11, and
Warren Brand, of Brandedarts, unveil a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and
legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on
the lawyers building on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
Smith created what Brandedarts said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in
LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

Alex Diaz, of East Los Angeles, visits a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision
and legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles
on Wednesday, August 24, 2022 during its unveiling. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created what Brandedarts, a public arts
organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah
Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

A mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling is unveiled on
“Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith, left, Warren Brand, of
Brandedarts, Ayla Rahmani, 11, and her father Neama and Allen Patatanyan, both
of West Coast Trial Lawyers, unveil a mural depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and
legacy of storytelling on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on
the lawyers building on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and
Smith created what Brandedarts said is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in
LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

L.A.-based illustrator and artivist Nikkolas Smith takes in the mural of Kobe
Bryant he co-created with muralist Sergio Odeith during its unveiling on “Mamba
Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.
Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said the mural, depicting Bryant’s vision
and legacy of storytelling, is the largest portrait of Kobe Bryant in LA. (Photo
by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

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Brian Tang, who recently moved to Los Angeles to be part of the energy in LA
after finding a Kobe mural trip to the city in 2020 spiritual, visits a mural
depicting Kobe Bryant’s vision and legacy of storytelling during its unveiling
on “Mamba Day” on Hope Street in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, August 24,
2022. Muralist Sergio Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas Smith created
what Brandedarts, a public arts organizer, said is the largest portrait of Kobe
Bryant in LA. (Photo by Sarah Reingewirtz, Los Angeles Daily News/SCNG)

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On “Mamba Day” — the annual Los Angeles celebration of the life and career of
the late Lakers legend Kobe Bryant — a giant outdoor mural was unveiled near
downtown on Wednesday, Aug. 24, while the Santa Monica Pier’s Ferris wheel was
set to be lit up in purple and gold starting at sunset.

The unofficial remembrance of Bryant, who was nicknamed “Black Mamba,” takes
place every Aug. 24 — or 8/24, in a nod to the uniform numbers 8 and 24 that he
wore during his 20-year Hall of Fame career.

Both his numbers were retired by the Lakers in 2017, the year after he hung up
his sneakers, making him the first NBA player to have two numbers retired by the
same team.

Bryant, who died Jan. 26, 2020, in a helicopter crash in Calabasas that also
took the lives of his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others, would have
turned 44 on Tuesday, and his widow, Vanessa, posted on Instagram, “Happy
birthday, baby! I love you and miss you so much! #44 (heart).”



To mark Mamba Day 2022, a giant outdoor mural — dubbed “Grana” —was unveiled
Wednesday morning at the offices of the West Coast Trial Lawyers at 1147 S. Hope
St. It’s just a few blocks from Crypto.com Arena, where Bryant starred when it
was known as Staples Center.

The artwork, created by muralist Odeith and L.A.-based illustrator Nikkolas
Smith, measures 125 feet by 32 feet — which the artists say is the largest
portrait of Bryant ever created in the city. It covers an entire side of the
building.

It depicts a close-up of Bryant’s face in black-and-white, flanked by a mamba
snake on the left and, in color, a group of children — including Gianna —
playing basketball atop a giant book.

The book is “Epoca,” one of the children’s stories Bryant created through his
Granity Studios company after he retired from basketball.

“I am proud to unveil ‘Grana,’ the tallest Bryant mural in Los Angeles,” Neama
Rahmani, president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, said at a news conference
Wednesday as about 80 passersby and staff looked on.



“The mural shows both sides of Kobe: the fiercely competitive black mamba and
the creative genius behind the Academy Award-winning ‘Dear Basketball.”‘

Rahmani’s “Dear Basketball” reference was to a 2015 poem by Bryant that was
adapted into a short 2017 animated feature narrated by Bryant himself. It won an
Oscar for Best Animated Short Film in 2018.

Smith, the mural’s illustrator, told City News Service on Tuesday, “It was an
honor to make this mural, a dedication to Kobe and his creative and athletic
genius.”

“Kobe Bryant created stories for children that featured Black and Brown
characters, so he inspired kids in ways that went even beyond what he did on the
basketball court,” Smith added.

Meanwhile, beginning at sunset Wednesday — about 7:29 p.m. — the 90-foot-tall
Ferris wheel at Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier will be lit up with the
numbers 8 and 24, as well as with the Lakers’ gold and purple colors in a
variety of patterns and transitions.

Visitors to the pier will be able to see “LA (heart) 24” and “LA (heart) 8 from
sunset to midnight, officials said.


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Bryant played his entire career with the Lakers and became the team’s all-time
leader in games (1,346), minutes played (48,637), field goals (11,719) and
3-point goals (1,827), among numerous team records.

He also is the Lakers’ all-time leader in points with 33,643. Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar finished his 20-year career with an NBA-record 38,387 points, but
only 24,176 were achieved in his 14 seasons with the Lakers.

Bryant also led the Lakers to five NBA titles and appeared in 18 all-star games.

He wore No. 8 from 1996 to 2006, then switched to No. 24 for the rest of his
career.





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