With very similar styles, it’s difficult to tell the two members of Interesni Kazki, Aec and WaOne apart. Both are highly talented whether painting massive murals or small ink drawings, with an obvious talent for the surreal. These two recent drawings, "Music Of The Night" by Aec and "Interesting fairy tale" by WaOne exemplifies the creative imaginations they possess.

Phelgm knocks out yet another wall in his hometown of Sheffield. This time around there are no characters, just some obscure mechanical parts with a small triangle at the center of the piece.

The first installment of “Supersex” from Broken Fingaz was a mural of a skeleton riding a motorcycle having sex with a lady. Now the Tel Aviv-based artists have painted another installment in East London, this time a panda has made his way into the picture doing animalistic thing to a pretty lady. Yep, another silly mural.

Liqen’s been working on a series of experimental illustrations he calls ““Ectoplasma” and describes this body of work and process as“learning with the morphology, volumes and inks, with its lights and shadows.”  These bizarre organic shapes with subtle color he is creating are strangely alluring and we can’t wait to see where this is going to lead.

"Seven To Eight"is the title for Chinese artist, Dal East’s newest work painted in Bristol for the Upfest 2013. A series of the artist’s signature characters are running and flying in a circle on the side of a building.

Our good friend and contributor Henrik Haven just sent some teaser shots of Nychos's new works in Denmark for the Viborg International Billboard Painting Festival. Nychos, Horfee, Blade and John Howard were all doing new works this past week in the small Danish town, and it looks like a school got a touch of the Weird. Summer is here, and the European continent is getting new public works!

Using the very impermanent chalk as his medium, Paris-based artist, Philippe Baudelocque drew up this unidentifiable big cat filled with intricate designs and patterns.

The pairing of Moneyless’s geometric minimalist designs, with Mark Lyken’s abstract color fields is a winning combination. The two recently collaborated on a wall in Hackney, London for “The Canals Project.” The project will bring a number of artists to created art along the East London’s canal system with notable names confirmed such as Interesni Kazki, Remed, and Ekta.

A series of characters interacting with a chair in bizarre ways can be seen in these new wheat pastes by Parisian artist, Phillipe Herard.

The two-person exhibition Butcher’s Hook featuring the work of Jesse Hazelip and Jon Todd opens tonight, June 8, 2013 at Yves Laroche in Montreal, Quebec. Todd will be showing new expressionistic-like portrait paintings, while Hazelip’s work is ballpoint pen drawings and mixed media. Each have a very different esthetic but both share a common ground in focusing on suppressed and marginalized members of society.