New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 74
By Vidar
New street art from walls around the world
Twenty new works from around the world, including large portraits, cartoon creatures, flowers, sea life and walls painted by several artists.
🩷 A Grayscale Face Cut by Pink Shapes — Annie Berry, Great Yarmouth, UK 🇬🇧
A grayscale face fills the brick wall, with red lips and pale eyes beneath heavy dark lashes. Pink geometric patches and thin drips cross the cheeks, while black angular shapes and yellow strokes frame the portrait.
Annie Berry’s wall was created for Reprezent Project’s 10th-birthday event in Great Yarmouth. Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach announced live painting on the seawall outside the park for 5 September 2026; the source caption records the location as HPVP+GJ3.
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💐 “The Gift” — Hands Exchange Pink Roses — canadianmurals, Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦
Two hands emerge from painted sleeves, one holding a bouquet of pink roses and the other offering a single long-stemmed flower. The dark background wraps around the building’s windows, with a small fountain in front.
“The Gift” by canadianmurals in Vancouver, Canada.
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🐍 Pink and Purple Snakes Coil Around a Man — Cristobal Persona, Moyobamba, Peru 🇵🇪
A man closes his eyes and presses one hand to his forehead as pink and purple snakes coil around his shoulders and wrists. His other hand touches a snake near his collar.
Credited to Cristobal Persona in Moyobamba, Peru, for Tierra Q Pinta.
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🌺 A Portrait Against an Orange Patterned Circle — Cloud Graffiti + Black Pandha, La Mesa, Colombia 🇨🇴
A dark-haired woman rests a hand near her mouth in front of an orange circular pattern. Red and ochre angular lettering runs across the bottom of the wall.
Credited to Cloud Graffiti and Black Pandha at Cra. 26 in La Mesa for Legends Never Die 2026, curated by Luzy Saint and Malavida Rules.
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👾 Creatures Fill a Ghent Stairwell — Lobster Robin + A Squid Called Sebastian, Ghent, Belgium 🇧🇪
Green and turquoise creatures fill the walls around an interior staircase. Curling limbs, large eyes and yellow outlines continue around the doorway and up the stairs.
Street Art Cities records the duo’s GiftShop exhibition on 4 September 2026 at Werregarenstraat in Ghent. The City of Ghent also documents both Lobster Robin and A Squid Called Sebastian in its street-art archive.
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🎭 Angular Faces Meet a Pink-Hooded Portrait in Barcelona — Joel Arroyo + Ona Salvador, Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸
Two angular, moustached male figures occupy the left panels while a woman in a pink hood and blue hair fills the right side. Strong reds, blues and ochres run through the separate wall sections.
Credited to Joel Arroyo and Ona Salvador at Passeig de Circumvaŀlació 25 in Barcelona.
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🏊 A Swimmer Breaks the Surface With Goggles on His Forehead — Smilin Lewie, Southend-on-Sea, UK 🇬🇧
An older swimmer’s wet face rises from blue water with goggles resting on his forehead. He sticks out his tongue amid rippling reflections.
Painted for Southend City Jam 2026 on Tylers Avenue. Loco Steve’s photograph of the three adjoining murals shows Smilin Lewie’s swimmer beside works by Mul Draws and Mark Ward.
💡 Nerd Fact: Southend City Jam’s 2026 edition was its fifth. The city council says the festival has helped establish more than 100 walls as part of Southend’s year-round street-art offer.
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👁️ An Ornate Face Emerges Between Bold Letters — ArtkorBagdad
A woman’s face appears between large gold graffiti letters, framed by pale hair and an elaborate white headdress. Blue shapes and silver lettering fill the surrounding wall.
Artwork credited to ArtkorBagdad.
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🖤 “Shaped” — A Wrapped Figure on a Concrete Pillar — Emeid, Weert, Netherlands 🇳🇱
Black wrapping conceals a figure’s head while cords cross a hand held against the chest. The portrait occupies a concrete pillar beneath an elevated structure.
“Shaped” by Emeid in Weert for Het Zuilenkabinet.
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🐋 Whales and Seals Swim Across the Faroe Islands — JanIsDeMan, Klaksvík, Faroe Islands 🇫🇴
A seal looks out from the gable of a small building while orcas swim across the adjoining wall. Turquoise water connects the two surfaces into one underwater scene.
Local Faroese coverage confirms JanIsDeMan was painting in Klaksvík as part of the We Need Art project, supported by Klaksvík municipality and Norðoya Listafelag. The source caption places this work at 56 Klaksvíksvegur.
💡 Nerd Fact: Despite the common name “killer whale,” the orca belongs to the dolphin family. NOAA identifies Orcinus orca as the largest member of Delphinidae and notes that it occurs in every ocean.
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🐕 A Dog With a Bone Beneath a Stone Arch — Boris HMS, Lausanne, Switzerland 🇨🇭
A brown-and-white cartoon dog stands beneath a stone arch, holding a bone in its mouth. Purple and blue graffiti lettering fills the wall behind it.
Credited to Boris HMS at Passage des Saugettes 20 for Funky Town Jam and Deco Spray.
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🤠 Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name Aims Across a Desert-Town Sunset — Eslicer, Mojácar, Spain 🇪🇸
Clint Eastwood’s Man With No Name aims a revolver toward the viewer. Wooden storefronts and an orange sunset stretch behind him across the long wall.
Mojácar Council lists Eslicer among the artists at the 11–13 September 2026 Liga Nacional de Graffiti event, held at the Mojácar Playa football ground. Coverage of the finished event identifies Eslicer’s Clint Eastwood mural as the first-place work.
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🐾 A Pink-and-Black Creature Grins Across the Wall — Cosem
A grinning, spotted creature fills the wall in gray, black and bright pink. Large ears, round pink eyes and a dangling tongue give the head a cartoon hyena’s appearance.
Artwork credited to Cosem.
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🌧️ “Une danse pour la Pluie” Flows Around the Windows — Pierre XZXZ, Nîmes, France 🇫🇷
Three female figures gather inside a yellow circle, surrounded by a teal ornamental border that bends around the building’s shutters.
In his original post, Pierre XZXZ describes “Une danse pour la Pluie” as a response to drought, with three women calling for rain. The mural was created for Expo de Ouf in Nîmes, at 58 Rue Richelieu.
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🐕 A Dog Tugs a Braided Rope From an Unseen Hand — Lidia Cao, Cadalso, Spain 🇪🇸
A tan dog grips one end of a thick rope while a painted hand pulls from the other side. Teal shapes and a dark blue band frame the tug-of-war across the lower wall.
Diputación de Cáceres’s official contract confirms Lidia Cao was commissioned to paint a mural in Cadalso from 7–11 September 2026 for Muro Crítico. The source caption places the wall at Calle Fuente Vieja 2.
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🏺 “En attendant la mer” — Ceramics Fill a Valence Gable — Rémi Tournier, Valence, France 🇫🇷
Stacks of painted jugs, cups and ceramic vessels fill the gable, with floral patterns and warm shadows creating an illusion of depth. A blue panel at the bottom reads “EN ATTENDANT LA MER”.
Rémi Tournier’s “En attendant la mer” was painted for Walls&Love 2026 at 151 rue Faventine. Contemporary coverage records the 12-by-6.5-metre mural as painted from 22–27 August, with the shape of the building folded into the work’s ship-like composition.
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🌵 A Woman in a Yellow Scarf Looks Across a Coastal Village — Danklabara, Mojácar, Spain 🇪🇸
A woman in a yellow headscarf looks sideways above a landscape of white houses, sea and cactus forms. Warm skin tones and ochre plants stand out against the deep blue background.
Mojácar Council lists Danklabara among the artists at the 11–13 September 2026 Liga Nacional de Graffiti event, held at the Mojácar Playa football ground. Finished-event coverage records her mural as the second-place work and notes its references to Mojácar’s white village and the Indalo symbol.
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🪶 Cranes Move Through Oversized Peach and White Flowers — Curtis Hylton, Holland, Michigan, USA 🇺🇸
A group of pale cranes steps and flies among oversized peach, white and burgundy flowers. The birds and curling stems stretch across a long orange wall.
Curtis Hylton painted this wall for Tulip City Walls Mural Festival 2026, held in Holland on 21–22 August. The source caption places the mural at 383 Central Avenue.
💡 Nerd Fact: Holland’s tulip tradition began as a civic-beautification proposal by biology teacher Lida Rogers in 1927. The city bought 100,000 bulbs from the Netherlands in 1928, and the first Tulip Time celebration followed in 1929.
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🥕 A Crowded Market Scene Spills Across a Hollister Wall — Gregory Shilling-Goins (Paint in My Blood), Hollister, California, USA 🇺🇸
A stylized market scene brings together figures, fruit, patterned fabrics and stalls beneath pale canopies. Violet foreground figures contrast with the warm yellow and orange market behind them.
San Benito County Arts Council lists Gregory Shilling-Goins among the five artists selected for Visión Art Fest, a juried project that created five new murals in downtown Hollister. The council’s artist link points directly to the Paint in My Blood account credited with this wall.
💡 Nerd Fact: Visión Art Fest was new in 2026. The San Benito County Arts Council describes it as the inaugural edition, with five new downtown murals by California artists selected through a statewide competitive call.
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🎧 A Bright Portrait Looks Out Through Yellow Glasses — Wilis Graffiti, João Pessoa, Brazil 🇧🇷
A multicolored portrait wears oversized yellow glasses and blue headphones. Red, orange and turquoise highlights cover the face against a dark background.
Paraíba Criativa identifies Wilis Graffiti as a João Pessoa muralist and links the same @wilisgraffitioficial account credited with this work. The source caption places the wall at Expo Favela Paraíba; the event’s official program records the 4–6 September 2026 edition at Usina Cultural Energisa.
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