Get to know the work by Russian street artist Sy, who fills the streets of Saint Petersburg with his incredible 8-bit graffiti style.

Proving that it is possible to have a great idea every day, Chow Hon Lam started his project called Flying Mouse 365, in which he will develop one illustration per day during a whole year. And, believe us, they’re all brilliant.

Scott Wade proposes a creative alternative to the usual “wash me, please” messages we usually find on dirty cars. Using his fingers and some brushes, the American artist creates impressive detailed drawings. Check it out.

Intimate and exaggerated, the paintings by Lee Price invite us to spy on women laying on beds and bathtubs through a different angle, while they eat lots and lots of food.

Andy Warhol, David Bowie, Banksy, Basquiat and David Lynch are just a few of the soldiers from the Art Army, an action figure series by Mike Leavitt. Check out our favorites.

In order to show how fine the Pilot Pen point is, Spanish agency Grey tattooed classic Lego toys. Take a look at this creative and detailed campaign.

Trying to guess the situations that filled her daughter’s dreams, Adele Enersen created a series of irreverent photos which shows little Mila surfing, taming elephants and taking intergalactic trips. Check out this simple and creative idea.

Maurizio Anzeri, Italian artist based in London, works on sewing and embroidering old photographs, creating a beautiful yet bizarre experimental series.

Recicling old and used skate shapes, Japanese sculptor Haroshi creates incredibly colorful multi-layered pieces.

Check out the amazing work by Argentine illustrator Pablo Lobato, responsible for creating beautiful caricatures of people from the cultural industry using geometric shapes. Can you recognize them all?

Dreamy, delicate and sensual, the paintings by Gustav Klimt inspired this beautiful photographic series by Spanish studio Kattaca. Check out the canvases by the Austrian master recreated through photography.

Exploring the stencil technique to its full potential, artist PaperMonster creates female faces mixing graffiti and collage on intricate compositions.