Impact & Partnerships
PBS - WHYY - Albie’s Elevator
Featured on Season 2 of Albie’s Elevator, an Emmy Award–winning children’s program produced by WHYY.
Indego - Bicycle Transit Systems
Working as a contracted graphic designer, Eustace created a small portfolio of social media content, print collateral, add merchandise for Philly’s bike-share program.
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens
“Stone Soup,” was Eustace’s solo show at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens (PMG) a massive, immersive mixed-media mosaic environment on South Street, created by artist Isaiah Zagar. It covers half a city block with intricate, found-object mosaics—including bottles, bicycle wheels, and ceramic shards—featuring indoor galleries and a bi-level outdoor labyrinth, serving as a non-profit folk art museum. One of Philly’s most popular tourist spots, the Magic Gardens welcomes over 165,000 visitors annually.
PAFA - Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Along with being in the museum’s permanent collection, as well as a student and graduate of PAFA; Eustace spent his first two semesters working as an intern within the college’s Marketing Department.
Eustace was also a featured student in college press, and a Undergraduate + Graduate School Full Tuition Scholar.
Philadelphia International Airport
Mamba’s Essential Workers themed mural, featured within Philadelphia International Airport, as part of ‘JAWN 4: It’s A Philly Thing’
Bebashi - Transition to Hope
As the driving force behind Bebashi's inaugural corporate rebranding, Mamba orchestrated the launch of Bebashi - Transition to Hope’s social media presence. This tenure included crafting new brand identities, logos, propelling various social media marketing campaigns, and shaping a fresh, captivating youthful brand aesthetic'; still in use.
Paradigm Gallery and Studio
Paradigm Gallery + Studio in Philadelphia (Old City) is a prominent, artist-founded contemporary art space established in 2010 by Jason Chen and Sara McCorriston. Paradigm is also Eustace’s homebase and representing gallery in the Philadelphia area. Located at 12 N 3rd St in a 5-story building, it showcases emerging and mid-career artists, offering exhibitions, workshops, and a gift shop to foster a sustainable, community-focused arts ecosystem.
Jetpack Jones
As a long-time collaborator and friend of the musician, Jetpack Jones, Eustace spearheaded dozens of album releases, marketing campaigns, merch drops,album covers, and various film/design/creative projects. Seen by the tens of thousands, much of Eustace’s artwork with Jetpack Jones is a Google search or Spotify playlist away..
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Eustace honored as a local artist by The Philadelphia Museum of Art and Mural Arts Philadelphia. In tandem with the art museum’s exhibition, ‘The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure.’
Mural Arts Philadelphia +
Philadelphia Flower SHow
Titled “Rooted: Murals and Memory,” Eustace was one of four Philadelphia-based artists commissioned to explore the connection between art, horticulture, memory, and community.
Elizabeth Greenshields FoundatioN
The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation exists to support young representational artists from around the world in the fields of painting, sculpture, printmaking, and drawing. As one of the most prestigious awards for upcoming artists, the Foundation grants awarded to an artist up to three times in their lifetime.
Much More
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Albie’s Elevator (WHYY – PBS)
2025 -The Time is Always Now
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art and Mural Arts Philadelphia collaborated to create a public art series. These murals, created by alumni of the Mural Arts Fellowship for Black Artists and installed in five locations in Philadelphia, explore the central themes of the museum’s exhibition The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure.
Renaissance Academy Visits Eustace
2023 - Eustace Visits Renaissance Academy
Alumni Artist Eustace Mamba Francis Inspires at Renaissance
”Alumni Artist Eustace Mamba Francis Inspires at Renaissance Academy Today. Eustace Mamba Francis, a proud Knight of the Class of 2010 at Renaissance Academy, returned to our halls to generously contribute to the RA community and engage in insightful discussions, serving as an inspiration for our current Knights.”
Dec 4, 2023
Community Mural, West Philadelphia
Location: Smile Dollar Store
49th and Baltimore, Philadelphia
In collaboration with students:
Eric Wagner, Anna Hoppel,
Grace Mox, Clay Tenhula
2021
Philadelphia International Airport
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Mural:
“EssentialWorker, Regional Rails,” 2021
Featured inTerminals E and F at Philadelphia International Airport
as part of
‘JAWN 4: It’s A Philly Thing,’ 2020-21
2015 -
Bebashi - Transition to Hope
Creative, Marketing, Social Media
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🌟 Breathing Life Into Concepts: From Grants to Non-Profit Events and thriving B2B partnerships, I envisioned and materialized captivating concepts.
🎯 Redefining Identity: As the driving force behind Bebashi's inaugural corporate rebranding, I orchestrated the launch of their first social media presence. This transformative journey included crafting new brand identities with over 5 logos, propelling various social media marketing campaigns, and shaping a fresh, captivating brand aesthetic.
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🌐 Spreading Knowledge: I pioneered the creation of informative materials addressing HIV and HEP-C, arming street teams with educational resources to empower communities.
🤝 Bridging Communication: My expertise extended to collaborating with Medical Case Managers, enabling them to connect more effectively with the public through enhanced design strategies.
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🌈 Inspiring Change: I conceived Bebashi's groundbreaking 'PrEP' (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) Pill campaign, funded by Gilead Sciences. This trailblazing initiative harnessed print, digital, radio, and local television to disseminate vital information within Black and Brown communities.
🎨 Crafting Visual Stories: Through my creative lens, I designed an array of assets that capture the essence of brands – from Logos to Letterheads, Postcards to Magazines, Brochures to Awnings. Not to forget the unique Tchotchkes that became iconic symbols.
