South African artist Faith47 has a very introspective graffiti, full of strong messages. In interview to Zupi, she talks about faith, art and inspiration. Check it out.

No soccer player, doctor or homeless man. George Schnakenberg decided to create a very unusual costume: Love is in the Air, the famous Banksy stencil. Check it out.

Artist from Jerusalem creates stop-motion homage for William Shakespeare. She imagines the writer dealing with a creative block to finish Romeo and Juliet. Watch it.

Ukrainian photographer takes pictures of graffitis made in abandoned areas near to Chernobyl, 25 years after the nuclear disaster. Check them out.

Illustrator Kyle Wilson decided to immortalize Facebook friends, creating portraits of all his contacts from the social network. See some of them.

Created by the North-American Jamie Beck, the series Cinemagraph brings animated images with fluid movements that differ from the traditional gifs. Check them out.

Written and animated by Alexander Gellner, One Minute Puberty is a short animation film about the problematic changes that occur to growing kids. Check it out.

Andy Miller and Andrew Neyer created and exhibition where the audience can give a personal touch to the displayed work. Check this out.

Pawła Kuczyńskiego loves to bring social and political issues into his illustrations, all of which are heavy with irony. Check out some of his thought provoking works.