The Simpsons have always referenced graffiti, often with Bart being the culprit. Looks like Homer took a turn and as usual goofed things up.

A muralist by the name Combo created a very appropriate Simpsons family portrait power plant scene inside a building at the Chernobyl disaster sight. The artists also created a power plant landscape mural as well. Click to see the other mural!

Danish company LEGO has a new ad campaign called Imagine, where they take the simple LEGO blocks and recreate iconic cartoon and animation characters. Look closely at this picture, and what do you see? We think you see Marge... and a Homer...

Brilliant use of characters as an alphabet from the cast the Simpsons.  Scratchy “S” looks pretty great!

You know you have become part of the pop-culture lexicon when you have made it onto "The Simpsons." This March 4, 2012, street art staples Shepard Fairey, Ron English, Kenny Scharf and Robbie Conal will all be appearing on the venerable sitcom, in an episode cleverly titled, “Exit Though The Kwik-E-Mart." Hey, Banksy already did the Simpsons opener, let's bring some other street art heavyweights onto the scene.

The Simpsons will be celebrating their 500th episode this Sunday, February 19, and in honor of the major milestone for the venerable animation, artist David Barton has reimagined a few Simpsons' characters as either masterworks or in the style of past masters.

There are all kinds of wrongness happening here and we will leave it to the work to do the talking.

This is definitely a retrospective book that everyone should pick up. Rizzoli is releasing Independently Animated: Bill Plympton, The Life and Art of the King of Indie Animation, an animator hailed simply as "God" by Simpsons creator Matt Groening. That should be enough to get you in the door. More after the jump . . .

We haven't watched an episode of "The Simpsons" in probably four years, because let's face it, it has become just a tad too zany over the past decade. But we did catch both Banksy appearances on the seminal FOX program, including the one this past weekend where Marge, Homer, and the fam go to the Academy Awards. More after the jump . . .

Nice to see Banksy update his site with some new works, and since all of us took the time to watch the Bristol, England artist art-direct the hallowed ground of "The Simpsons" introduction, Banksy took the time to release some of his storyboard sketches. More after the jump . . .