France-based street artist and illustrator, Nelio, incorporates geometrical designs and shapes to create soothing murals in the public.

Paris-based artist, Resto, has visions for a different kind of car service.  Sit back, relax, and enjoy the freeway from the poolside.

Jok, Crapo, and Limo of Paris-based, On Off Crew recently finished this wall combining their diverse talents and utilizing a healthy mix of painting techniques.

Limo of Paris-based On-Off crew brings you this demonic scene from darkest realm.

  Two artists in Paris that go by Sowat and Lek constructed this new mural. The arrangement of angles, simplistic composition, and enjoyable colors makes for an eye pleasing presentation.    

We just found this work from Wroclaw, Poland's Zbiok, who has painted with Escif and other European street artists that we like to follow. He is another one of these Europeans who happens to take fine art and apply it to street art. Take the outside, bring it inside, and then re-enter it back to the street. A good cycle. More views of Zbiok's work after the jump . . .

Some of the best street art has humor built into it. In the case of French street artist, OaKoAk, they take what the city gives to them and creates a witty street piece. Who hasn't wanted to turn a tile doorstep into a piano, or a sewer cover into a Viking's shield? More after the jump . . .

Look closely and you can see it. The art duo of Chadwick & Spector have, since 1994, been working on "Museum Anatomy," a project in which they recreate paintings onto the human body. They create a final product of Chadwick, sometimes "unrecognizable as a human form, with an elaborate, detailed painting covering a portion of his body." Images after the jump . . .

One of our favorite French artists, C215, has new interview videos that was done with SavoirChanger.org that have been posted in the past couple of days. The French fine and street artist has been creating intertesting street people pieces for a long time now, some of the more intricate street work going today. We have been fans because of the poetic nature of the work. Watch the videos after the jump . . . THEY ARE IN FRENCH.

  In conjunction with (and presented by)  White Walls Gallery of San Francisco, HUSH’s New York City exhibition Found opens tomorrow, November 19 in NYC at Angel Orensanz Foundation For Contemporary Art. In honor, we had legendary street artist Blek le Rat ask HUSH a few questions in regards to his 25 new mixed-media works and installation he will be presenting. Interview after the jump . . .