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Blending his surroundings with his experiences, New Jersey based artist Joe Iurato’s distinctively clean and photorealistic cutouts bring the art of perspective and scenery all into one.

Paris-based street artist Ludo has apparently been pretty active as of late with new work floating around the streets of France.

Featured in MonOrchid Gallery in Downtown Phoenix for First Friday, 9 of the most prolific street artists/muralists from the city came together to put together a colorful and charismatic exhibit to showcase each of their specific and individual style.

#ArtDetour27

Gathered amongst the people walking the streets of downtown Phoenix, cruising the sidewalks of Grand Avenue, the First Friday of March and Art Detour weekend is wholeheartedly the biggest and best way to get your barring’s to the public Phoenix art scene. Celebrating the individual artists and what downtown opens the doorway to, its awesome to see that close to 100 galleries, studios, pop-up shops, and restaurants actually and literally did so for 1 major weekend.

Italian artist Francesco Camillo Giorgino, also known as Millo, has major style painting these large-scale murals featuring some oddly giant and monotone residents while they explore their creatively depicted urban city.

Street Artist L7m is an animal himself when it comes to creating the abstract with his colorful and surrealistic spray-painted birds.

Greatly influenced by pop culture icons and the urban environment, UK street artist JPS brings us some new and fun street art to enjoy.

From small pieces of paper to life-size murals, Spanish artist Pejac seems to have found a comfortable style in turning a simple silhouette image, into an amazing site-specific piece of art.

Continuously obsessed with murals and huge pieces of artwork, I caught wind of a piece being done by a local and familiar artist Jesse Perry in Downtown Phoenix a couple of weeks ago, so I had to check it out.

My recent fascination with Street Art has got me looking everywhere for cool pictures and murals and I’m coming across some great artists along the way.

So apparently, after a widely publicized takeover of Jonathan LeVine’s booth at Miami Art Basel, French artist Invader took to the streets of native Paris for the latest installment of his tiled work. Invader,who has been on the art scene since 2010 is starting to rise in popularity around the world, especially after his tiled impression of David H. DePatie and Friz Freleng’s animated Pink Panther.