Witty Street Art of OakOak
I stumbled across the witty street art of OakOak who is described on his website as “a french artist who likes to play with urban elements.”
Little People, the tiny street art project by Slinkachu
Slinkachu is a London-based artist who creates sculptures of tiny people and photographs them in real-life settings.
Charcoal graffiti portraits by Jorge Rodriguez Gerada
Since 2002 Gerada has been creating large-scale charcoal portraits of anonymous people as part of his Identity Series.
Vibrant spray paint portraits by David Walker
Artist David Walker creates beautiful portraits using spray paint only, and without ever using a brush.
Graffiti artist Ouch leaves her mark on New Zealand
Ouch is a 23 year old artist from New Zealand who has been creating graffiti murals since she was a teenager.
Miles “Mac” MacGregor aka El Mac – graffiti murals
Miles “Mac” MacGregor, aka El Mac, creates striking and sublime street murals featuring large-scale portraits and figures.
Ellis Gallagher – ephemeral graffiti from chalk outlined shadows
Ellis G. creates temporary art by outlining shadows in chalk to create ephemeral graffiti images that last until the rain washes them away.
Alexandre Farto aka Vhils scratched wall murals
Alexandre Farto aka Vhils is a Portuguese artist who scratches and carves into walls to create graceful and elegant portraits.
New York City subway art
You know that old adage about slowing down to smell the roses, well the NYC subway doesn’t smell like roses, but it’s definitely worth slowing down to take in the view.
Is it art? Sidewalk murals
It’s not permanent, it’s in public spaces, people walk over it. So is sidewalk art actually art? I think these examples show what incredible art it can be.