Martin Klimas destroys a lot of stuff to make his art, and we mean that in the most literal sense. In his work, the German photographer plays with the forms of the depicted objects, registering them at the moment they blow up into pieces.

Author of a pop surrealist body of work, Mike Mitchell is an American illustrator whose portfolio is definitely worth a look. Check it out.

In his most recent work, graffiti artist Blu remains loyal to his bitter view of the world. This time the artist painted a huge mechanical creature that’s crushing a tiny human heart. The mural was created in France. Check it out.

As a child, Steve Mills chose pencils over crayons to get better detailed drawings. Since then, realism has been his artistic motto, and today he’s a well-accomplished hyperrealistic painter. Get to know some of his stunning work.

Made with hand-drawn toasts by Geoff Mcfetridge, the video for Last Leaf keeps the band OK Go among the masters of unusual video clips. Check out their newest production.

Ben Wilson is an English artist who dedicates to painting artworks over chewing gum pieces he finds on the streets of London. Get to know this unusual work.

Danish artist Armsrock spreads through the streets drawings of people he sees in his day-to-day, revealing the ordinary man’s importance, most of the time invisible to the eyes of those who walk around hurried.

Swedish artist Jopaucho reveals very little about his personal and professional life, but compensates his mystery aura with some awesome illustrations, paintings and graffitis. Check out some of his work.

When English artist Mobster sees his graffiti erased by authorities, he doesn’t feel intimidated at all. He just goes back and paint another one on the same spot, creating clever, sarcastic dialogues with the censorious situation. Check it out.

While illustrating his models, Canadian artist Wilford Barrington talks with them, mixing in one unique drawing the different expressions and emotions he observes during this interaction. Check out the amazing results.

Diego Arroyo is a Spanish art director with great interest in photography, hobby he’s been practicing for over 12 years now. In a recent travel throug Thailand and Vietnam, he shot amazing, beautiful pictures. Check some of them here.

The man-nature relationship has served as a theme for art since the beginning of times. Today, it still inspires artists and stimulates many discussions. With mythical creatures that are a mixture between animals and men, Caitlin Hackett gives her contribution to this ever-going debate.