Smooth print-like hand stylee from Horfe and hitting up Hour. That lady looks enthusiastic about being in the photo (Insert sarcasm here).

These two Parisian graffiti writers do a an excellent job at keeping the streets of Paris full of color.

This guy never seems to show signs of slowing down, ever. The styles are constantly changing, but always remain “Horphe’s.” This new one is unlike anything we have yet seen and to top it off, it’s on a roll down, not in a yard or in some “cutty” spot.

The square frame Horfe has been using quite frequently is now morphing into blob.

Horfe’s sprayer is seen here making a guest appearance somewhere in Asia. Daytime bombing, no biggie.

    With every new day, Horfe adds a little more to his already staggering amount of graffiti in the streets.

Two framed, two-color pieces courtesy of one our favorite artist creating work in the streets, Horfe. They are small surreal worlds, containing letters and abnormal mechanical devices that often spray liquid.

Last year we saw Horfe paint more graffiti than we could keep up with, in a style uniquely his own and unlike any writer actively painting. Starting the New Year with pieces like this demonstrates everything we enjoy about this artists work and we believe it speaks loudly on its own.

This animated gif works all too well with Horfe’s illustration work. Excellent!

The prolific Parisian writer, Horfe, begins 2013 with more colors than usual, knocking out a big wall with some fun looking work.