All the verified artist accounts, based on their artworks and community interactions.
81. DoesJoos van Barneveld, better known as DOES, was born in Veghel, The Netherlands, in 1982. He trained and played as a professional player for soccer club Fortuna Sittard from the age of 9. In 2010 a knee injury forced him to give up his career as a soccer player and he switched focus to becoming a full-time artist.
82. Melanie CapleMelanie graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Art (Painting) from RMIT and holds a Masters of Arts Management.
As an artist, curator and arts manager, Melanie has worked in multiple capacities within the arts industry.
Over the last decade she has developed her practice to incorporate finely detailed oil paintings and large-scale exterior murals. Examining our relationship with the botanical world around us with a focus on immortalising a sense of place, she uses native flora, colour and avian species to activate walls and canvases to draw attention to the fragility and vibrancy of our landscape.
83. Tony Gallo"In my works the human form is like a second skin, which has the ability to camouflage itself in nature taking on the forms of an animal or a tree, whilst maintaining however the feelings, the emotions and the values of men. This artistic research has become an introduction into a magical journey from which I have learnt an important lesson, which is contradictory in that you need to look beyond reality but at the same time not trust in what you see." TONY GALLO
84. Rocket01Rocket01 is a highly accomplished street artist and mural painter with over three decades of experience in the field. Originating from Sheffield, UK, Rocket01 currently resides in Portugal where he operates a studio in the northern city of Porto.
With a unique and recognisable style, Rocket01's work has gained recognition globally. He began as a graffiti artist in 1994 and quickly distinguished himself with his signature letter style incorporating realism and 3D elements. Later on, he transitioned to larger-scale mural projects, traveling worldwide to bring his art to diverse communities.
In his early graffiti years, he painted Sheffield's abandoned buildings, working alone in solitude. These hidden works became a crucial period of growth and experimentation, allowing him to refine his artistic skills and explore different styles. Despite remaining underground and unseen by the public, this time shaped his artistic identity and laid the foundation for future achievements.
Today, Rocket01 has shifted his focus to murals, studio work, and canvas paintings, where he explores his passion for dreamy sci-fi retro surrealism. His paintings often touch on themes of environmentalism, technology, science, and the natural world, inviting viewers to interpret and connect with his art in their own way.
Rocket01's artwork is instantly recognisable for its distinctive colour palette, which draws inspiration from the colours found in plant life. Although he initially used a combination of red and green hues, he has since expanded his use of colour to include turquoise and pink shades, among others. This limitless approach to colour allows Rocket01 to create truly unique and striking pieces that showcase his creativity and artistic talent.
Throughout his work, Rocket01 frequently incorporates the peace sign and CND badge as symbols of environmental and social consciousness. He also includes helmets, headwear, and animals as representations of the natural world and human progress.
Rocket01's painting techniques are as unique as his style. He specialises in using spray cans on canvas using a specially modified cap to achieve incredibly fine, almost hairline strokes. While it can be a challenging and time-consuming process, it's the method that Rocket01 has perfected over time, allowing him to maintain a connection to his street art roots.
With his dedication to his craft and unique artistic style, Rocket01 is truly a standout figure in the world of street art and mural painting.
85. Graffik PaintHaving a reading disorder, dyslexia did not help Geoff Filmer in his early schooling at Tharwa village south of Canberra and later at Chisholm High School and Tuggeranong College. Yet it has enriched his artistic journey, When he was aged 8, in bed with appendicitis, his father gave Geoff a flower to draw. Geoff replicated it with precision, revealing his artistic talent. Leaving school Geoff worked in several fields, including as a diesel mechanic and setting out instruments for seismic surveys for the Australian Geological Survey organisation. Art resurfaced in his life when he began painting on legal art spaces throughout Canberra, perfecting his technique and turning people’s eyes. Jaws Automotive, Phillip, had a big wall that kept getting tagged, which he turned into a stunning piece featuring great white sharks. Auto Talk around the corner saw it and enlisted the talented painter. Since those early days Geoff has gone on to create many Canberra iconic murals including the Floriade mural at stage 88, red Cross fish tank and Hindmarsh water tank. From there, the business has grown. This has progressed to where Geoff now has worked for over 15 years as Graffik Paint, with a love of working in different styles from stencils to freehand and brush to spray, the joy is to use technique that will bring the artwork location to life, whether it’s a commercial or private residence mural big or small, whatever you’re looking for let Graffik paint collaborate and make great art for your space. Graffik paint has all insurances, license and tickets to work on any commercial site in the ACT or New South Wales and is registered for secure local jobs in the ACT
87. Lucy LucyI am a French-Australian artist currently based in Melbourne. For the past 15 years, I have been painting large-scale mural painting, exhibiting, and creating installations.
My figurative paintings blend bright geometrical and organic patterns, exploring the evolution of culture through my experiences in Australia, my collaborations with culturally diverse artists, and my global travels.
I have founded the collective Future cultures in 2024 which fosters collaboration among culturally and linguistically diverse artists, uniting underrepresented voices to create impactful, inclusive multi-artform experiences.
My work includes collaborations with city councils, all over Australia and in Europe, corporate clients like New Balance and Marriott Hotels, and community organisations across Australia and Europe. My practice also extends to creating digital and physical artworks for brands such as Nike, Dr. Martens, and Federation Square.
88. Kymo OneMet een vast palet aan felle kleuren tracht KYMO ONE eerst en vooral meer leven in het straatbeeld te brengen. Afkomstig uit een liefde voor zowel klassieke kunst, grafisch ontwerp en graffiti duiken er zowel klassieke standbeelden als speelse elementen op in de werken veelal gemaakt met uitsluitend spuitbussen.
89. Jack Lack ArtBorn and raised in Stuttgart, artist Jack Lack has produced a variety of different-sized and themed murals throughout his artistic endeavours. His main media of artistic production are cans and airless systems.
The assimilation of his works into the environment is one of his goals, the works blend into the vibrating cityscape, however, through his well-balanced palette and variety of themes, he manages to reshape the surroundings of his works. Playing with the limits of flat surfaces and walls, Jack creates three-dimensional images that are part of the broader canvas of the urban environment, thus creating a visually eloquent result.
Inspired by elements of industrial/urban decay, such influences are part of Jack Lack’s art, creating a vivid contrast between the fresh colour tones and the urban decadence of modern city-centres.
90. Daniel Mac LloydSelftaught artist from Luxembourg, creating vibrant murals, canvases, sculptures, installations and monuments. Often featuring birds and sea animals with bright watercolor effects in dynamic movements.
Enjoying to make the world a more colorful place, to fill it with positive energy, and create unforgettable emotions and experiences.
Inspiring the world to see how wonderful it can be, to look at whats often overseen and to listen to what has often no voice.
91. EmicEmic is an artist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland working primarily as a muralist. Blending realism with abstraction, Emic has garnered recognition for a distinctive approach to color and tone. His art weaves together figurative, botanical, and geometrical forms, subtly reflecting the complex and layered experience of twenty-first century living
92. Gus EagletonAustralian artist Gus Eagleton specialises in large-scale contemporary mural painting that explores everyday life through figuration. His work consists of interesting colour
palettes, a striking visual style, and a manipulation of light and shadow, creating a dreamlike
quality. Each piece tells a visual story, inviting viewers to imagine their own narrative behind it.
93. Lily BrickHi! I'm Lily Brick, and I was born in Lleida 32 years ago. From a very young age, I began to show
an interest in design and the arts in general, and this led me to study Advertising Graphic
Design. For five years, I worked as a designer for different companies and organizations,
developing my skills and learning about other areas in the design world. With some experience
gained, I became head of a printing company, managing staff, resources and directly
coordinating its design area. After two years at the head of this printing company, I began to
explore new ways of channelling my artistic concerns and, during that search, I discovered
spray. Within a short time, my hobby became a profession and commissions began to arrive.
My first works were in Lleida’s public gardens and in the outskirts of the city, where I spent a
few weeks developing my hobby. The discovery of these works by curious observers in the
midst of rural places led to the beginning of my trade and my first commissioned mural. Images
of my works quickly spread on social media and soon went viral, which made my art begin to
become widely known.
8 years later, street art has become my trade. More than 300 works in very different parts of
the world bear Lily's signature. Among the most notable pieces, it is worth mentioning the large
murals that I've made in Penelles, Juncosa, Granadella, Alcarràs, Tremp, El Cogul, and also
numerous other muralism projects in Barcelona, Martorell, Ferrol, Malaga or Murcia, where I
exhibited at the Museum of contemporary art (MUBAM).
I have the mark of having made the largest mural in Spain, made by a single woman. A brand
that I recently surpassed again with the mural made in Nou Transport (Lleida), with a surface
area of 750 m².
In 2017, I began the internationalization of my career in France, with my participation in the Hotel
128 project. Subsequently, multiple projects emerged, among which I highlight murals in Gambia,
at the European Space Agency in Holland, at the Artscape Festival event in Sweden, Techfest
IIT Bombay in India, at the Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg (Germany), The Hague Street Art
Festival in Holland and lately in Happy Walls Festival in Saïdia (Morocco).
With my murals, I work trying to make visible empowered women with strong and intense gaze.
Since my introduction to the world of street art, the main techniques that I have developed
have been spray, acrylic paint, brushes and rollers.
94. AbysBorn in 1991, Julien Brouand, alias Abys is a self-taught French artist from Nancy.
Passionate about drawing and cartooning of all kinds from an early age, he discovered graffiti in 2009.
After several years of practicing with various collectives, he turned to a more personal work in 2015 and stood out by creating his own characters which he staged in lively, narrative and colorful compositions mixing characters, decorations, lettering with technicality and delicacy.
95. Sake InkArtist based in Baena (Spain)
Specialized in muralism and street art
96. Gera1Gera is a Visual Artist who lives and works in Athens, Greece.
He started as a graffiti writer and he has also graduated from the School of Fine Arts. His practice focuses on reinterpreting reality through the visualization of recurring color contrasts.
Getting his influence from the glitch art aesthetic, he attempts to intercommunicate parallel stories narrated through multiple layers of movement, form, and texture. His figurative expression becomes part of an abstract language where malfunction, error, and deformation coexist in an environment of harmonic deconstruction.
As a graffiti artist, he aims to work on different surfaces using spray paint as his primary material. Through distortion and visual glitches, he creates fragmented structures that redefine the limits of the real and the illusion of perfection.
In his latest work, big-scale compositions are conveyed into abstract-shaped canvases, optimizing the application of antithetic materials.
97. Giulio VespriniGiulio Vesprini (°1980, Civitanova Marche, Italy). He has attended two major schools: Academy of Fine Arts and the Department of Architecture. Graffiti writer from 1994 to 2000, since 2004 he has been dealing with Urban Art. It boasts numerous publications such as Abitare, Architecture Suisse, Graffiti Art Magazine, Stuart Magazine and various exhibitions such as "Digital is Human"- Milan, "Italian Fusion-A visual Art Show-Dublin," Banlieue "-Institut Français - Milan," Le MUR ”- Saint-Étienne. Founder of "Vedo a Colori - Urban Art Museum" he founded the creative studio Asinus in Cathedra in 2013 and began research on the concept of Archigraphy, transforming walls, playgrounds and public spaces with urban art, approaching to urban tactics. He carries out important creative projects with Ikea, UniPosca France, Antonio Lupi, Bruno Barbieri, Il Sole 24 Ore, Enel, Rag & Bone NYC, EA Sports and many others. Lives and works in Civitanova Marche, Italy.
98. Boa MisturaWe are a multidisciplinary team with roots in graffiti born at the end of 2001 in Madrid. Our work is mainly developed in public space.
We understand our work as a tool to transform the city and create links between people. We feel a responsibility towards the city and the time in which we live.
99. PeachzzPeachzz found street art in Sheffield's abandoned industries, Allowing her to splash paint over forgotten walls. Her work typically looks at nature and life contrasting with the concrete structures of urban spaces.
She is a painter of large-scale walls. Her style is expressive, with hints of realism all while experimenting with a bold colour palette.
Peachzz has travelled with her work over Europe and has painted as far as America, Colombia & Mexico.
- "a lick of paint never hurt anyone"-
100. Rianne te KaatRianne te Kaat, professional 3D streetpainter, has six years of experience with the 3D Street art technique, also known as anamorphic art. These are ground and wall paintings that can be seen in 3D from a single viewpoint. They are optical illusions. In addition, she also makes (3D) digital works that can be printed life-size, she gives workshops at primary schools, highschools, universities and she has also written and illustrated a children's book. In 2017 she founded her own company under the name “Rianne te Kaat”. Many of her works can be found in her home-country and abroad, for companies, schools, municipalities, events and shopping centers. In addition, videos and photos of her works are shared in newspapers and on social media. In this way, its customers also get a lot of offline, but also online reach. Rianne believes it is important to continue to develop and therefore likes to take on a new challenge. Whether this is a painting on a ship or car or a painting of a completely new size. Before her work as a Street Artist, Rianne worked as an Industrial Product Designer for five years. Her technical background as an engineer helps her to construct the most challenging 3D designs. In addition to all the creativity, entrepreneurship and contact with customers and people on the street also suit her very well. “I work alone a lot, but on the street I have the most comical to most impressive conversations with people!” “Starting for myself has been the most exciting, but definitely the best choice of my life. It is fantastic to see that others enjoy my work and like to go on a picture with it.” Follow her work on instagram, facebook or her website riannetekaat.comShowing all artists, updated on a daily basis. The score is based on the number of artworks, views, and likes. Only verified artist profiles are included, so claim your profile to show in this list.