New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 65
By Vidar
Twenty walls filled with creatures, figures and impossible scale
A golden dragon roars beneath a bridge, a giant owl watches over Allen Park and a reclining figure stretches across a whole building.
🐥 A Rubber Duck Takes Center Stage Between Wild Letters — By Nowetps + Decimapns + Ysensato in Puerto Real, Spain 🇪🇸
Two dense, multicolored letter pieces stretch around a painted man in a black cap holding a yellow rubber duck. A small broken-heart bubble floats beside it. Decima’s video documents the collaboration with Nowet and Y Sensato, describing a Sunday spent painting together.
🔗 Follow Nowet, Decima, and Y Sensato on Instagram.
💚 Acid-Green Hair Frames a Purple Portrait — By Doomsxsan in Southend-on-Sea, UK 🇬🇧
Doomsxsan gives the figure purple skin, luminous green hair and a direct yellow-eyed stare. Pink liquid runs over her hair and fingers, with small heart markings crossing her face and hand.
Painted at The Deeping for Southend City Jam at 4A Southchurch Road. Photo by Kat H Mandu 2.0.
💡 Nerd Fact: Southend’s graffiti scene predates City Jam by decades: the festival traces its local roots to the 1980s. City Jam is organized by the city council with local artists Steve Hart and Karl Sims, combining existing building walls with temporary painting surfaces.
🔗 Follow Dooms on Instagram.
🐄 Cattle and Villagers Fill an Entire Gable — By Asier Vera in Camponaraya, Spain 🇪🇸
Asier Vera’s mural recalls the cattle fair once held in Camponaraya. A herder, horned cattle and two calves lead the scene, with more animals and villagers receding toward green hills. The artist’s original post includes photographs of the painting process on the cement surface.
🔗 Follow Asier Vera on Instagram.
☠️ A Skull-Faced Captain Commands a Stormy Sea — By Theron One + Hoge One + Silak2Attack in Southend-on-Sea, UK 🇬🇧
A huge skull-like captain with a curling moustache looms through a near-monochrome maritime scene. Tentacles, breaking waves, a full moon and a small sailing ship crowd the dark wall around him.
Made for Southend City Jam, the collaboration draws on Southend’s maritime roots and stories of the Thames Estuary. Its project record credits Theron, Silak2Attack and Hoge One.
🔗 Follow Theron, Hoge, and Silak on Instagram.
⚡ Angular Graffiti Breaks Into Neon Geometry — By SKUR.ILL in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪
SKUR.ILL layers sharp blue, orange and purple forms over rounded, shadowed shapes on a black wall in Berlin. Electric yellow blocks cross the center.
🔗 Follow Skur on Instagram.
🧡 Red Braids and a Tall Hat Hold the Gaze — By Luner One
Luner One centers a front-facing portrait beneath a tall rust-colored hat. Long red braids, layered necklaces and bright turquoise marks stand out against the dark background.
🔗 Follow Luner One on Instagram.
🦇 A Bat Spreads Its Wings Across the Wall — By Kloerk in Ecatepec de Morelos, Mexico 🇲🇽
Kloerk spreads blue-and-pink wings from a bright green face with pointed ears, fangs and wide yellow eyes. Orange, pink and white shapes surround the symmetrical creature.
The artist calls it a bat painted for his friends at Atemporal Ecatepec. The work was made for Atemporal Shop, a graffiti-supply store.
🔗 Follow Kloerk on Instagram.
🎧 A Blue Cyborg Portrait Wraps Around the Door — Artist Attribution Unconfirmed
A blue monochrome profile has dark hair, reflective eyes and large headphones. Mechanical cables and panels run down the neck and continue across a real door. StreetArtPedia published this photograph with a Maxxer242 credit, but the visible signature has not been reconciled with that attribution.
Published credit: Maxxer242. This is not a confirmed attribution.
🐆 “EL GUARDIAN” Rises Between Two Glowing Jaguars — By Serie Tijuana in Tijuana, Mexico 🇲🇽
A monumental face wearing a circular gold headdress anchors “EL GUARDIAN”. Two fiery jaguars roar on either side while feathers and small points of light cross the deep blue background.
🔗 Follow Serie Tijuana on Instagram.
🦉 A Great Horned Owl Watches From the Wall — By Paul Watty in Allen Park, Michigan 🇺🇸
Paul Watty centers a great horned owl against deep green foliage and soft orange circles. Its wide amber eyes and finely painted feathers fill most of the long wall.
Created for Paint the Park at Deep Roots Massage, 17218 Ecorse Road, Allen Park. The source credits also include Oh Colors, Mural People and Allen Park Downtown.
💡 Nerd Fact: The “horns” on a Great Horned Owl are neither horns nor ears. They are feather tufts; Audubon notes that the owl’s actual ear openings are hidden beneath the feathers below them.
🔗 Follow Paul Watty on Instagram.
🐉 A Golden Dragon Roars Beneath the Bridge — By Ares Two in Bollnäs, Sweden 🇸🇪
Ares Two brings a golden dragon out of a misty blue forest, its mouth open and long horns sweeping back. The towering bridge pillar gives the creature room to loom over a seated person below.
Created for Hälsinge Wall in Bollnäs, the dragon was inspired by 1980s Dungeons & Dragons artwork, according to Ares Two’s own post.
🔗 Follow Ares Two on Instagram.
🪞 Two Braided Portraits Share a Black Wall — By KIMXLA in Braunschweig, Germany 🇩🇪
KIMXLA places two braided portraits side by side against a deep black wall, with one face looking outward and the other tilted upward. White highlights and a faint turquoise glow follow the looping hair between them. The artist documents the painting in a process video.
🔗 Follow KIMXLA on Instagram.
🪽 “Sibari” Gives a Local Legend Wings — By Farid Rueda in Pentedattilo, Italy 🇮🇹
Farid Rueda covers a winged horse with saturated bands of red, blue, green, pink and gold. Layered feather shapes and patterned legs turn the house wall into a bright geometric creature.
Created for the Reviving Pentedattilo festival on Via Crimameno, with Ostello della Gioventù credited in the source post. Rueda’s “Sibari” draws on a local horse legend, giving the animal wings as a wish for the new festival to take flight.
🔗 Follow Farid Rueda on Instagram.
🧩 A Geometric Portrait Looks Sideways — By Dan Bonssai in Riesa, Germany 🇩🇪
Dan Bonssai divides a wide-eyed, moustached face into angular planes of pink, green and ochre. A small painted sphere hovers above the head while the crisp collar anchors the portrait.
Created at Muskator Werke, Bahnhofstraße 4, for Ibug 2026. Photo by Micha von Vau.
💡 Nerd Fact: Ibug is short for Industriebrachenumgestaltung, the transformation of disused industrial sites. The festival began in Meerane in 2006; its Riesa venue was originally an animal-feed mill, rather than an exhibition building.
🔗 Follow Dan Bonssai on Instagram.
🕊️ “L’Oiseau liberté” — By Sanckoblack in Quéven, France 🇫🇷
A broken classical statue, flying birds and colored vegetation spread across the gable. In their account of “L’Oiseau liberté”, the duo connects the shattered stone and rising dove to Quéven’s destruction during the Second World War and the rebuilding that followed.
Painted from 19 to 23 August for Just Paint Quéven 2026. The mural is at 5 Rue Julien Moello.
🔗 Follow Sanckoblack on Instagram.
🎒 “Carga de conciencia” Balances a Surreal Load — By Soen Bravo in Fanzara, Spain 🇪🇸
A bare-backed figure bends beneath an enormous crumpled bundle in “Carga de conciencia.” A flower, toy horse and other small objects sit on or drift around the load against the pale purple wall.
Created for MIAU Fanzara 2026. Bravo explains that the load represents responsibilities that weigh on people physically and mentally.
🔗 Follow Soen Bravo on Instagram.
💤 “Pie miera” — By Thobek in Riga, Latvia 🇱🇻
Thobek tucks a sleeping figure into one corner of the gable and lets enormous folds of beige and blue fabric fill the rest. Small points of light surround the hair. Diena identifies the mural as “Pie miera” by Ēriks Caune, known as Thobek.
Created at Tilta iela 20 for Riga Street Art Month. Photo by Reinis Petersons.
🔗 Follow Thobek on Instagram.
🪢 “Tête de noeud” Ties Blue Pipes Into a Knot — By OAKOAK in Paris, France 🇫🇷
In “Tête de noeud,” OAKOAK makes bright blue pipes in the background appear to continue onto the concrete wall and gather into a painted knot. Beside the knot is a walking shadow with a yellow halo.
🔗 Follow OAKOAK on Instagram.
🧸 “Geisha Gumiko” Turns a Golden Bear Into a Monument — By Price Goodman in Phoenix, Arizona 🇺🇸
“Geisha Gumiko” places a gleaming golden gummy bear in an elaborate black-and-red floral kimono. A styled black wig, tassels and flower ornaments complete the monumental figure on the Burton apartments at Second and Portland streets in downtown Phoenix.
🔗 Follow Price Goodman on Instagram.
🌫️ “Sen 2” — By Lejsek Tattoo in Liberec, Czech Republic 🇨🇿
A grayscale reclining figure stretches across the building, its head resting at the far left and its body fading into smoky shadows. Lejsek calls the work “Sen 2”, his second mural in Liberec’s Kunratice district. It covers the Gym Arena building at Olbrachtova 820/4.
🔗 Follow Lejsek on Instagram.
Which one is your favorite?
Tell us in the comments.
Our sister site
More on Street Art Utopia
More from World Art Utopia
Remarkable art, straight to your inbox
New stories from World Art Utopia. Choose how often they arrive.