Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D Street Art in London

Street art in London to promote the new animated TMNT  series Nickelodeon

The TMNT illusion, created with paint and chalk, took 50 hours to complete. Tourists had fun with the tricky street art, giving the turtles a hand and even sitting on their head like one cute child did to Donatello (above). Between the glowing green sewage water to the incredibly detailed escape from the underground, maybe there is more than the tube underneath London’s streets. One thing is for sure: London is lucky to have Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael on their side.
The Turtle’s return marks an exciting time for a franchise that keeps on giving, generation after generation. For more information about Joe & Max, including other 3D street art project, visit their website.

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Street Art By JAZ

Franco Fasoli aka JAZ is an artist from Buenos Aires. His stuff is AMAZING.

Creative and Funny Street Art

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Strret Art by Marcelo Macedo

http://cargocollective.com/marcelomacedo03#1895896/Rua-Street

You can also see his sketches here

Interactive Video Projection Mapping Animal Sculptures

Projection mapping has been used for many outdoor advertisement recently, and now it was used on a sculpture, the effect is pretty stunning, check it out:




"Both sculptures were projected with mapped visuals. New in this project was the interactive part. The spectators were able to control the visuals projected by a custom made cubicle with motion sensors and buttons. By tilting the cubicle the color of the visuals changed and the buttons were used to skip through the visuals and to create other effects like blending and scratching. The sculptures are made entirely out of wood and can be disassembled to smaller pieces which are more easy to transport."

'Welcome into the future' Sober Industries x Studio Rewind from SOBER-INDUSTRIES on Vimeo.

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"When The Snow Comes to Life"

When the snow comes to life by Russian Land Art artist Yevgeny Dobrovinsky.





check out more cute and funny land art here. [ via ufunk ]

Funny Street Art in Bazil

Two talent street artists, Anderson Augusto and Leonardo Delafuente create lots of amazing street art in Brazil, they called it “The 6emeia project”. See their works below:

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Giant Monster Illustration on Building Wall

Giant monster illustration on carpark-building wall by artist Rennes



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Beautiful Manhole Cover

These manhole covers are so beautiful!!

Artist Remo Camerota who born in England, moved to Japan in pursuit of "anything Japanese that has not been spotted in the west." According to Camerota, who documented the manhole art movement in a new book entitled "Drainspotting," 95 percent of the 1,780 municipalities in the country have created original manhole covers to portray their individualized cultures or trades.







Links: Drainspotting book, Drainspotting blog

Inflatable Street Art

These cool street art in the form animals made out of shopping bags and Trash bags. They are positioned on subway street grates that cause them to periodically inflate and animate in New York. Created by Joshua Allen Harris.

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