Will Power is a graffiti and street artist, originally from New Jersey and now based in New York, who began painting in 1983 at age fourteen after seeing the film Style Wars. Self-taught through graffiti crews including TFK, KOC, and MOB, he developed what he calls the Gritty City Style, fusing graffiti, portraiture, and fine-art technique across canvas and large-scale murals, with recurring themes of hip-hop, iconography, and faith. His murals include a Wu-Tang Clan tribute and a Notorious B.I.G. piece in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, and his work has appeared in campaigns for Google Pixel and Adidas and in the Morris Museum's exhibition On and Off the Streets: Urban Art New Jersey.