Various members of the collective, The Weird, including Zipper, Spray, Look, HrvB, Nychos and Cone, portrayed what a “street art tour” could possibly look at.  We have never been on one, but apparently they do go down and people are shelling out bucks for guidance to the “hot spots.”

Consisting of an eclectic roster of artists from various regions of Europe and beyond, The Weird, regularly organizes a majority of their members to collaborate on humorously themed productions. Their newest effort is a play on Walt Disney, featuring numerous renditions of popular icons such as Daffy Duck, Whiney The Pooh, Goofy, Bambi, and more.

The creative collective comprising of a number of character-based artists known as The Weird, recently combined efforts in painting their own rendition of Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” The mural shows a variety of animated characters painted by the talents of Rookie, Dxtr, Nychos, Low Bros, Frau Isa, Look, Cone, Vidam, and Herr von Bias.

In what is becoming an annual celebration on the Juxtapoz calendar, October is our special Halloween issue. And this year, we have asked Alex Pardee to curate every page. Kicking off with a very special, custom cover, Alex invited Nychos, Sam Kieth, Jon Way$hack, Allison Sommers, Edmund McMillen, Dave Correia, Jhonen Vasquez, Skinner, L'Amour Supreme, Chloe Rice...

Last month, while Nychos was busy painting multiple murals in London, Very Nearly Almost Magazine documented the artist’s visit.  To no surprise, Iron Maiden's wailing guitars set the mood. Expect to see something special with Nychos in an upcoming printed issue of Juxtapoz.

The See No Evil Festival in Bristol, UK has been seeing wonderful work from around the globe including this newest addition from Nychos and Flying Fortress.  The two collaborated on a huge mural showing a Jukebox character riding a winged skeleton monster. Love the usage of eyeballs as reins!  And a “brainy” Nychos letter piece was painted during this visit as well.

This parking lot is now home to this Nychos piece made of intestine and bone, as well as a big block letter from Vibes.

With the foot as large as the artist, Vienna-based artist, Nychos' newest dissected human body mural is a spectacle in size and detail. Numerous body parts are severed, teeth floating away from the mouth, and intestines wiggling, displaying the artist’s knack and talent in detail using a spraycan.

After a long weekend, plenty of drinks, no sleep, and Monday on the horizon, we can relate to this character painted by Nychos. Although, we have never felt like we had a bunny rabbit exterior.

The band Turbogeist played a show in London and Vienna-based artist, Nychos, came out to paint this awesome mural for the performance. Beautiful!