Text is used as the medium of choice to illustrate urban cityscapes in these typographic works of art, with some translating architectural styles into typeface.

New York's architecture is inspiring and truly memorable - now one artist is documenting every single building in the city, one drawing at a time.

What is infinitely more fun than spray-painting a wall? Throwing confetti, of course! This fun art exhibit lets spectators participate in the graffiti creation.

This incredibly moving interactive public art installation in New Orleans asked people to share what they most wanted to accomplish in their lifetimes.

One artist uses incredibly unconventional material to create some fantastically beautiful one-of-a-kind sculptures.

Shadows are the most fleeting parts of the urban landscape, but some artists use various methods to make the shadows last just a little longer.

10-foot-tall wild animals spring to life in the streets of Mexico from the spray paint can of Belgian artist ROA, champion of the underdogs of nature.

Comic book artist and muralist Phlegm makes the streets of England look like pages from an illustrated book, telling a story with giant black-and-white images.

Alexandre Farto aka Vhils, has become famous for his stunning murals, created by scratching away what's already there, rather than adding additional material.

Russian artist Eugene Soloviev crafts disquieting imaginary urban landscapes shrouded in fog, filled with strange architecture and impervious to gravity.