Brilliant Three-Dimesional Mural by Street Artist Vesod

Beautiful, high contrast figures full of staggered motion and bright geometric abstractions characterize the fantastic street art of Vesod.

Vesod's Website

Artist Transforms New Zealand's Utility Boxes with Graffiti

Graphic designer and street artist Paul Walsh was given permission by Chorus to paint their telephone utility boxes around Auckland, New Zealand.
After gaining local recognition for a Grumpy Cat mural he created, the gifted illustrator was approached by Chorus (New Zealand’s phone network company) to beautify their DSL Cabinet. The artist wonderfully decorates the various telephone’s utility boxes and transferred them into a creative street art.

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Street Art by Borondo – Tetuán, Madrid, Spain

Street Art by Etam Cru

Polish artists known as Etam Cru, have created a collection of large scale murals around Eastern Europe.

 

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Amazing miniature oil paintings by Joseph Martinez

Joseph Martinez chose matches boxes as his favorite media for oil paintings. 
The richness of details in these tiny pieces are unbelievable. This series in particular is dedicated to the city of San Francisco and its street artists.

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Huge Mural of a Graffiting Grandma in Montreal!

Huge Mural by Montreal based artist collective A'shop!

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Peque x Daysone - Australia

Banksy's Street Art Come Alive! - Animated GIFs

When technology and street art join together only good seems to come out of it which is the case with the animated gif work of ABVH.
By taking the work of Banksy and animating them the artist has brought new, real life to the static art creating amusing takes of the work it is conceived from. So far the artist has only taken on 6 pieces of Banksy’s .

Cityscapes Painted on Cardboard Panels

German street artist Evol is currently showing a number of new pieces at Jonathan LeVine Gallery. The new work feature urban facades spray painted with the use of stencils on flat sheets of cardboard. Much like his outdoor graffiti, these stencils displayed an uncanny attention to detail, depicting light and shadow that transforms mundane surfaces of consumer packaging into fascinating, seemingly multi-dimensional pieces of art.

"The Living Wall!"

The Living Wall graffiti series by street artist Nikita Nomerz, Russia.

 

http://nomerz.blogspot.it/p/living-wall.html