Urban art is at the heart of WebUrbanist – the drawings, images, photos and sculptures that inspire us in part because they are open to the public. From installation artworks to street graffiti and everything in between, here is our extensive collection of urban street art gathered from around the world and representing both traditional techniques and innovative approaches by old and new street artists alike.
The legendary and mysterious artist, Banksy, has taken over the Bristol Museum for a stunning summer showing: Banksy vs. Bristol Museum.
7 Comments »»While the simple beauty of a clean line is certainly something to be cherished, so are the messy splotches of these dirty artists.
6 Comments »»A bunny as big as a dog, a truck chased by rockets and a tennis match in the sky - these 15 images are jaw-dropping, but real.
23 Comments »»The origin story of Julien's "Skooly DK" moniker is an apt metaphor for his art--vintage, strange, hard to describe and, at the end of the day, simply awesome.
3 Comments »»Adan Banuelos is a Tucson-based artist and designer working in multiple mediums, from drawing to sculpting to screen-printing and everything in between.
2 Comments »»The custom vinyl car wraps industry is relatively new and rapidly growing. It relies on wildly creative precision graphic design teams and skilled installers.
14 Comments »»Whether using the streets as a blank canvas or masterminding 'interventions', these street artists help change the public perception of everyday urban life.
15 Comments »»Welcome to part 2 of our fanbase artist showcase featuring urban art sculptures, paintings and photography.
2 Comments »»Photographers use superimposition and montage to create images that blur the line between past and present, reality and fiction, authenticity and imitation.
6 Comments »»Many of the foremost masterpieces of design, art and technology have been created by geeks. These 176 examples prove the geek way of design, art and technology is often the great way.
10 Comments »»The Signtologist's niche in the art world is one of those "so simple I wish I had thought of it" ideas - he paints portraits on street signs.
8 Comments »»Nesting dolls can be made decorated in any way the artist or designer chooses and kits are available to allow anyone to make custom Matryoshka dolls.
2 Comments »»Some images just seem too incredible to be real, but not every jaw-dropping photo you've seen on the internet is Photoshopped.
58 Comments »»Matryoshka, or Russian nesting dolls, were born in 1890 near Moscow and are now popular with artists and collectors around the world.
4 Comments »»Typography is more than just words thrown in with graphic elements. These 15 examples illustrate the depth and variety of typographic artwork.
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