​Rik Lee lives and draws in Melbourne, Australia. He has worked for a range of clients, when he’s not drawing Rik tries not to fall off his skateboard and enjoys talking in detail about the weather.

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A recursive transforming hexagon created by Raven Kwok (Guo Ruiwen) using Processing.

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Check out this cool mural by our friend Mr. Mong together with Derm & Mr. Leenknecht. A message for all those wacky racers in the same street. It’s also an entrance to a brand new park they creating. Location: Bevrijdingslaan (Brugsepoort) at Ghent.

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Art by ‘this means nothing‘ who is an artist who deconstructs and reconstructs urban structures and figurative forms, cuts stencils, sticks paper to walls and drinks coffee. This Means Nothing.

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We wonder what your first reaction would be if you see this big one flying by totally Zen. What is it? It’s a project by Patricia Piccini, called ‘ The Skywhale‘.

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Nychos is a (graffiti) artist from Austria and has his Rabbiteye Movement studio in Vienna.. In this inspiring video an interview and a look at his daily life! Awesome.

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Spectacular paintings by Patrice Murciano. Like Obelix, he fell into the pot when he was little: he began drawing at the age of 6 years by reproducing cartoon characters in ink.

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Ed Chapman is a top British mosaic artist with a instanly recognisable style. The mosaics contain extremel  fine detail, achieved through Ed’s painstaking effort creating his subjects using of fragments.

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Funny and playful art by the artist XEL. Most of his works are walls or paintings on canvas, check out his works!

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