Street Art by Nikita Nomerz

Street Art by Nikita Nomerz

Street Art by Nikita Nomerz

On the bank of the “Oka” river in the Nizhny Novgorod the project “Living walls” has been started in 2010 from the first street art object – “Big Brother”. Subsequently it was beginning of the new series of street works, which have a common idea of giving second life to old, an abandoned buildings. Feature of art works in the different parts of Russia is interacting with the environment which brings faces and different characters and emotions to the walls. Architectural elements, window and cracks on the object become part artworks. Read more Street Art by Nikita Nomerz

Graffiti and paintings from Przemek Blejzyk

Graffiti and paintings from Przemek Blejzyk

Graffiti and paintings from Przemek Blejzyk

Polish artist Przemek Blejzyk combines his realistic portrait style with an ironic twist that results in elongated paintings with an irreverent attitude. He often partners with Bezt and the CITY2CITY crew on large-scale graffiti murals around Poland. Read more Graffiti and paintings from Przemek Blejzyk

Giant 3D Paintings of Gummy Bears

Giant 3D Paintings of Gummy Bears

Giant 3D Paintings of Gummy Bears

In celebration of the recent Malta Street Art Festival, artist Leon Keer created an anamorphic painting of sweet treats. Giant gummy bears grace a boardwalk in Valletta, and they’re crafted in a 3D style that, when viewed from above, makes them appear as if they’re standing upright. To produce this illusion, Keer skewed his painting—the bears look warped when you’re standing next to them, but are in proportion once you’re more than 10 meters high. Coupled with crisp shading, the candies have a striking, realistic presence that looks almost natural among the people passing by. Read more Giant 3D Paintings of Gummy Bears

Butcher Billy Bullies Banksy

Iconic Banksy Art Gets Parodied with Famous Cartoon Characters

Banksy may have made a name for himself with his iconic street art, but Brazilian artist Butcher Billy is giving us a new take on the graffitist’s work with some equally iconic characters. Using a cast of well-known cartoon characters as his subjects—including Bugs Bunny, Rosie the Robot, Tweety Bird, Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble—Butcher Billy playfully recreates Banksy’s politically-driven street art as whimsical renderings with a heavy dose of nostalgia. Read more Butcher Billy Bullies Banksy

Street art in Er-Riadh, Tunisia

Street art in Er-Riadh, Tunisia

Street art in Er-Riadh, Tunisia

Everywhere you turn in Er-Riadh, there’s art. It’s everywhere. The ancient village on the Tunisian island of Djerba, has spent the last several months of high summer being slowly transformed from a sleepy, traditional little corner of North Africa that has never heard of street art, into a world stage for one of the most vibrant and ambitious street art projects ever imagined. Read more Street art in Er-Riadh, Tunisia

Optical illusion Murals by Mehdi Ghadyanloo in Tehran, Iran

Optical illusion Murals by Mehdi Ghadyanloo in Tehran, Iran 1

Optical illusion Murals by Mehdi Ghadyanloo in Tehran, Iran 1

Mehdi Ghadyanloo is a visual artist from Tehran, Iran who creates murals that are part of the fabric of the city. Through the use of optical illusion, he portrays impossible scenes and gravity defying figures from radically altered perspectives. Read more Optical illusion Murals by Mehdi Ghadyanloo in Tehran, Iran