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novenoel381. novenoelSince 2009 I have been working in the field of graphic image and mural painting for individuals, companies and institutions. Since then, I have developed a pictorial line inspired by sequential narrative and popular art, intervening in all kinds of spaces and surfaces for different clients and audiences. My artistic work ranges from illustration to design, from scenography to large-scale murals in public spaces (houses and building walls). My work can be seen in cities and towns in Spain, Portugal, Germany, Mexico and the USA. I have received scholarships for artistic creation in Cordoba (Spain), Angouleme (France) and Guadalajara (Mexico). In the latter, I completed my training at the University Centre of Art, Architecture and Design (CUAAD). My first solo exhibition took place at the Apollinaire Gallery in May 2016. My artistic work is strongly influenced by the ocean and small-scale fishing. I grew up among boats and nets in Rianxo, a small village in Galicia on the northwest coast of Spain. My whole family has been directly related to fishing. That universe was the foundation for developing my activity.
Sophy Tuttle382. Sophy TuttleSophy Tuttle is an English-born American muralist, painter, and installation artist. Her work celebrates nature, reconsiders our position in the web of life, and creates new narratives that explore regenerative, resilient culture-building among all forms of life.
LUAP383. LUAPPaul Robinson, also known as 'LUAP,' is a British multidisciplinary artist born in 1982. Originally from Grimsby, LUAP is now based in London and has showcased his work on a global scale. Central to LUAP's artistic practice is "The Pink Bear". A cherished remnant of childhood memory. Resurrected through sessions of cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). It is a figure which encapsulates the spectrum of human encounters. "The Pink Bear" metamorphoses into a vessel for voyages of revelation and investigation. He embodies aspirations and anxieties. An enigmatic personality. He navigates between the surreal, the envisioned, and the corporeal. Acting as a creative conduit, "The Pink Bear" integrates into a variety of mediums. Spanning hyper-realistic oil paintings, performances, sculpture, and photography. LUAP's work defies easy categorization. Blending elements of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Hyperrealism. LUAP's classical practice finds a counterpart in his thirst for adventure. An artist who embraces uncertainty. He travels the world with The Pink Bear. Immersing himself in extreme settings. LUAP pushes the limits of endurance. Weathering extreme conditions and unforgiving landscapes. The final image is the prize. One that provides the fuel and acts as the catalyst for bold series of works. Robinson, stands as a trailblazer in the contemporary art scene. The Pink Bear provokes thought and discussion wherever he goes. Transcending geographical boundaries the bear is one and all. A representation of a shared essence of humanity. Fostering connections and facilitating positive change. The Pink Bear continues to captivate and inspire.
Koerie384. KoerieArtist from Belgium, into making fun and colorful Street Art.
Drasko Boljevic385. Drasko BoljevicDrasko Boljevic (AKA Drasko17) is a Melbourne-based urban artist with a rich and diverse multidisciplinary practice. Over the past three decades, he has worked across a wide range of mediums—including sculpture, painting, installation, and 3-D stencil art—blending classical training with contemporary innovation to create works that are both technically refined and conceptually bold. A Victorian College of the Arts graduate (Bachelor or Fine Art, 1998 & Master of Contemporary Art-Painting, 2012), he started his studies training as a sculptor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb (former Yugoslavia). His background bridges traditional European art foundations with the dynamic energy of Melbourne’s contemporary art scene. 'Drasko is famed for his 3D optical-illusion stencils in the laneways, which suggest portals into 'possible worlds' inhabited by a playful mix of technology and figures that seem to be randomly teleported from different video games. The resulting images appear on the urban landscape like mirages, disrupting an otherwise ordinary scene.' (Tristan Manco, The Stencil Graffiti Handbook)
Lina aka heavy.mentall386. Lina aka heavy.mentallHello, I’m Lina — an argentine muralist, illustrator, and visual communicator based in Buenos Aires, originally from Siberia. I began my career in graphic design, but over time I was drawn to the scale and openness of muralism. What captivated me most was its accessibility — the way a mural can transform public space and connect with people from all walks of life. My work blends academic brushwork with the expressive power of Latin American graffiti. I’m particularly focused on light and color — using unexpected palettes and strong contrasts to create tension and shift how we see familiar subjects. I’m inspired by nature, folklore, memory, and the many expressions of femininity — with a strong influence of magical realism running through my imagery and storytelling.
Kilia Llano387. Kilia LlanoKilia Llano is a multidisciplinary Dominican artist with over fifteen years of experience in public art and muralism. Her work has been developed in the Dominican Republic, the United States, Colombia, and Italy, addressing themes of Caribbean identity, social justice, and environmental awareness. Alongside her studio practice—which explores colonial legacies, the denial of Blackness, and the ancestral bond between humans and nature—she understands public space as a site for dialogue, reflection, and transformation.
Wesl388. WeslWesl is a Spanish artist based in Toledo (Spain). He began his journey inside the world of graffiti in 1991. After a 10 year career in computer engineering, he broke up with it, letting his passion take over the reigns. He let his art become his way of life. Abstraction and realism. These are the two sides within the art of Wesl. His particularly aesthetic language is characterized by an almost acrobatic use of color in moving wavy forms, volume effects and transparencies that blend together like tonality and rhythm. An almost hypnotic style made in its entirety with spray paint, punctually invading other stylistic aspects. Both in his abstract and more naturalistic works, we can appreciate a subtle point of where they come together, found in the way he deals with the blurred parts of his productions. The generous use of the tones in the gradients of the colors gives his works a unique softness. Vanguardism, technique and urban art consolidate the vision of Wesl.
Erik Burke389. Erik BurkeErik Burke creates place-specific murals under the utilitarian (yet coy name) OU Public Works. Inspired by an upbringing in the Nevada high desert his work seeks to capture light and legacy. Themes of celebration and empowering outliers have taken center stage by magnifying marginalized people, plants, and place. His colorful palette, photo realism, and design focused compositions recover overlooked history while aiming to be a catalyst for stewardship. While the majority of his work can be found along the Sierra Nevada Mountains, he has 250 murals sprinkled across 15 countries such as Ecuador, Ukraine, S. Korea, Norway, and Haiti.
Sbah390. SbahAn artist who has so much inside to share (art and good vibes), one of those crazy people who thinks we can change the world… AND WE WILL DO IT! My artwork is always connected to people. It always has something to say because art is about transmitting (feelings, concepts, ideas, emotions…) and mine is closely linked to a social message. I'm happy.
Bliss391. BlissBliss is an anonymous street artist from Bergen, Norway. The street art expression is a fantastic way to be able to reach a broader audience and make a statement about issues close to heart. In 2019 I participated in decorating "Skur 14" before the Tall Ship Races in Bergen 2019 amongst so many great artists. My humble thank you to organizers and artists in Bergen. Work like "Expectations" at Carte Blanche and "Imagine" at Holen Skole in Bergen tells their own story. One of the most recent pieces is "Fly me away" - displayed at the Human Rights Square on Nygårdshøyden in Bergen, close to the Rafto foundation and tells the tale of children at risk all over the world. With hope for a better future for all - Bliss
Koryu392. KoryuKORYU is recognized for his diverse artworks, spanning from large-scale murals to intricate canvas pieces. Over the past five years, he has been deeply involved in projects across New Zealand, from solo commissions to collaborations with local councils, while also making a significant impact in his homeland of Japan and its neighboring countries, including Australia.
Sposari393. SposariI love to tell stories.
Iván Tortajada394. Iván TortajadaMine is the typical story of the kid who has always been into art, with the particularity that I led my passion towards popular and traditional urban installations from my hometown, Valencia (Spain), called “Fallas”. I currently combine my work for the Fallas Festival with colorful mural paintings where geometry coexists with organic pleasant characters. I try to create images that are appealing and attractive to the public, but at the same time they hide a story behind that can be understood by the viewers that look for something more meaningful. Usually related with LGBTQ2IAS+ rights or environmental care. I have painted murals for companies and public institutions in Valencia of conisiderable sizes, (from 4 meters to 9 meters high) mostly outdoors, therefore I have used lifts and elevators to paint them. I have participated in the Colors Festival in Paris, and in the Slagelse Street Art Festival in Denmark, both in 2023. In 2024 I have participated in Upfest Presents (Bristol, UK) as well. I am very interested in illustration and among my reference artists we can find Loish, Dulk, Giacomo Guccinelli, ONUR, and Eliza Ivanova.
Clyde395. ClydeClyde Thompson is a prominent street artist based in Phoenix, Arizona, known for his powerful murals that fuse elements of realism with vibrant, abstract designs. Born and raised in the diverse neighborhoods of Phoenix, Thompson's art is deeply influenced by the rich cultural tapestry and urban landscapes of the city. His work often reflects themes of social justice, community, and the human experience, capturing the struggles and triumphs of everyday life through his bold and evocative imagery. Thompson's artistic journey began in his teenage years when he was inspired by the graffiti and street art that adorned the walls of his city. Over time, he developed a unique style that blends traditional painting techniques with modern street art aesthetics. His murals are characterized by their intricate detail, dynamic compositions, and a striking use of color that draws viewers in and invites them to reflect on the deeper messages embedded in his work. In addition to his murals, Thompson is actively involved in community outreach and art education programs in Phoenix, using his art to engage with and uplift his local community. He has participated in numerous public art projects and street art festivals, both locally and nationally, earning recognition for his contributions to the urban art scene. Clyde Thompson continues to push the boundaries of street art, experimenting with new techniques and collaborating with other artists to bring his visions to life on the walls of Phoenix and beyond. His work not only beautifies public spaces but also serves as a powerful commentary on the social issues that resonate within the communities he portrays.
Dawal396. DawalDistinguished by a rich and deeply evocative visual language blending dreamlike elements, symbolism, and intricate storytelling, he creates illustrations for an original story, weaving a vibrant visual narrative filled with creatures where dreams and reality intersect.
Punta397. PuntaMuralist and graffitiwriter from Sweden
Kat&Action;398. Kat&Action;Couple of muralist painters who merge the world of illustration and graffiti. Katia Barse has been painting since her childhood. She met Action in 2014, from then on she learned how to use bombs and moved towards graphic research focused on illustration. She is mainly interested in details, her work is very meticulous. Focused on the beauty of the world, it is travel that inspires her and allows her to fully express herself. In the KAT&ACTION duo, she creates stylized animals with clean lines and bright colors.   ACTION was published 20 years ago. He explores all possible means of creating, light, wood, modeling, painting, spray, roller. In recent years he has focused on geometry and mathematics. He displays his letterer's reflexes in more minimalist compositions where each line is pampered, with rigor and cleanliness. In the KAT&ACTION duo, he creates the structure of the visuals in which his 6 letters are hidden.   THE DUO Their common universe is an equation of shapes and colors which combines the letter and its geometric treatment in the style of ACTION with the clean and figurative lines of KAT. Their goal is to merge everything into one. Using aerosol and acrylic paint, Kat & Action uses the street so that the animal finds its place in urban space. They question the public about their responsibility in the destiny of Nature.
Dish399. DishDish is a multidisciplinary artist from London, now living and working in Bergen. Her striking work and strong style has been described as feminine yet juxtaposed with distinctively dark lines and tones. Her projects vary widely in discipline and scale, from miniature hand-painted intricate illustrations upon ceramic plates to painting large-scale images directly onto the glass windows, interior walls and outside on public facades. Her work often depicts women from a feminist perspective.
Bosska400. BosskaBosska is a graphic designer and illustrator, born in Alicante, adopted by Malaga and Mexican at heart, after having lived there for 7 years. She graduated with a degree in Graphic Design in Cancún, the city where she took her first steps as illustratior. Throughout all these years she became known for her peculiar style of illustration; “the drawing within the drawing”, a style that has led her to be interviewed by CNN and RNE (National Radio of Spain). Her illustrations are the result of many artistic currents, highlighting Art Nouveau, the current with which she feels most identified.
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