German artist Timm Schneider proves that you don’t need spray-paint and stencils to create interesting street art. Armed with styrofoam balls that have been fashioned into googly eyes, the artist transforms random objects and sidewalk architecture like trash cans, recycling bins, and metal poles into imaginative and expressive cartoon characters. Schneider’s creatures have been thrust into some pretty silly — and unfortunate — situations
Lavalet is a new wheatpaste artist named who has been making some pretty imaginative site-specific pasteups in various locations around France...
In the small town of Trikala in central Greece, the municipality decided to create a bike path. Enjoy the outcome!...
Japanese artist Hiromi Hirasaka has created a series of matchsticks which feature facial expressions on their heads, igniting a bit...
See what we found on Facebook. What a great example of integrating nature in a building. Share with your friends...
Barista Mike Breach who began experimenting with small coffee and milk foam portraits is in a hotel kitchen where he works. Breach...
Twin brothers and designers R&E Praspaliauskas have designed a collection of shoes made of bread. Called Bread Shoes, the products...