Mural: Game of Thrones

Game of Thrones Mural located in Melbourne, Australia

Photographed by Deceptacone

Source: Reddit

I love how universally adored this show is, but how much does it have to suck to dodge spoilers for an entire day until the show airs locally? Ugh.

Mural: Arya Stark

Arya Stark Mural located in Barcelona, Spain

Photographed by ElLoboBorracho

Source: Reddit

Wow, great mural.  Who gets to park in there?

No one.

Mural: Darth Vader Tree House

Darth Vader Tree House by Wooden Wave

Created for Powwowhawaii. Located in Hawaii.

This isn't Wooden Wave's only Star Wars mural by a long shot, but in my opinion, it's the best.  I'd love to see this design turned into a model.

Mural: Shattering Light Bulb

Shattering Light Bulb Mural by Onur

Created for the Mural Festival in Montreal, Canada

Onur is a Swiss-born artist best known for photorealistic murals and collages.  Many of his pieces incorporate ultra-violet paint that imbues his projects with a high-tech air.

In his latest series, the artist explores the impact of the present, stressful every-day life to the human psychology, in which he depicts objects like traffic lights, crossroads and garbage bags emerging from heads of an ordinary man.

In 2013, Onur created together with artist Wes21 a big mural at the 5 Pointz Building in New York City. In 2014 he participated in the Richmond Mural Project in Richmond,VA. He was part of one of the most famous campaigns for Volvo and he has also collaborated with German and rapper legend, Kool Savas.

Street Art: David Bowie Tribute

"I painted this David Bowie tribute today.." by Paulfknwalsh

Source: Imgur via Reddit

Street Art: Game Boy Utility Box

Game Boy Utility Box by Grim Nyberg & Johan Karlgren

This sweet piece of street art transforms an eye sore of a utility box into a tribute to every eighties kid's favorite childhood toy.  Mario's a great choice, but I think I would have gone with Tetris, myself.

Street Art: Evolution

Evolution by BLU

Located at Casa Dei Pazzi in Rome, Italy

After a something of a hiatus, the Italian street artist Blu is back with what might be his best piece yet.  His newest mural features an enormous helical ramp upon which a long procession of animals clime in a symbolic representation of evolution. 

Street Art: Street Signs

Humorous Street Art by Sydney-based Michael Pederson

Clever interventions by Sydney-based street artist Michael Pederson add a sense of humor and playfulness to the kinds of things we walk by everyday and never give a second thought.

Street Art: Death Star Trench

"Death Star Trench"

Source: The Guardian

3D pavement graffiti unveiled by Disney under Southwark Bridge in London, depicting the Trench Run scene from Star Wars.  How guilty would you feel to be the first person to walk over this with shoes still wet from the rain? 

Street Art: Space Mural with Astronauts

"Dhoa • Kzam • Seter • Kejo • Rusk • Cayou • Icole • Arko • Kase" by Leo Startape

Photographed in Rouen, France

Street Art: Astronaut Mural

Astronaut Mural by Five8Art

Photographed on Mont-Royal Ave in Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Street Art: Monopoly IRL

"Monopoly IRL" by French street artist OakOak

Source: StreetArtNews

"French artist OAKOAK is in Chicago for his debut US solo show "Let's Play", which runs October 3rd-31st at Vertical Gallery. OAKOAK transforms mundane objects using cleverly placed, humorous drawings. He has an eye for details that most ignore, and creates innovative scenes with his street art interventions."

Street Art: Murals In The Market

Created by by Beau Stanton

Photos by Sal Rodriguez (@ElJefe313) and The Pharmacy Co. (@ThePharmacyCo)

From September 17-25, more than 45 new murals were created as part of  1xRUN’s 'Murals In The Market' festival in Detroit’s Historic Eastern Market district.

45 local and international artists were invited to the city's first mural festival, painting massive walls with waves of colour and cultivating a contagious artistic energy that transformed the city into an epicenter of the contemporary public art movement.

Events included during the 9 day street art festival included intimate talks with legendary New York City documentary photographer Martha Cooper, progressive Parisian street artist Kashink as well as New Zealand’s Askew plus a Featured Artist Exhibition at Inner State Gallery. Artists also participated in the Detroit’s Slow Roll bike ride taking a unique look at the city in one of it’s newest weekly traditions, and took in the sights and sounds of Detroit’s finest musicians at TV Lounge.

Go here to check out more of the murals.

Mural: Star Wars in Dublin

Star Wars Graffiti photographed by Tomo840

Photographed in Dublin, Ireland on Francis Street.

Mural: Nikola Tesla

"Resonance" by Carrie Jadus Fine Art

This Nikola Tesla mural was painted by Carrie Jadus Fine Art and Portraiture on the Genius Central building at 2232 5th Ave. S in St. Petersburg, Flordia, as part of the SHINE Mural Festival.

"Made up of local artists and community members, SHINE is a not-for-profit public art project, intended to illuminate the power of art in public spaces by revitalizing areas, inspiring dialogue and uniting our community—while cultivating new standards of artistic excellence and reflecting St. Petersburg’s creative and vibrant spirit.

From September 1st – 12th, SHINE will transform the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida into a curated, open-air museum showcasing 10+ large-scale murals by internationally renowned and local artists with additional art exhibits and events throughout the city."

Street Art: The Force Awakens Mural

Star Wars: The Force Awakens Mural by Andrik Noble

Star Wars: The Force Awakens hasn’t been released, but it’s already inspiring some incredible fan art across the web and, now, in the real world.  Street artist Andrik Noble created this mural inspired by Star Wars: The Force Awakens in Condesa, Mexico.  It's being showcased on Street Art Chilango.

Mural: Consuming Self

"Consuming Self" by street artist BiP

In this new large-scale street mural erected in the Bay Area, a man examines his own heart through the lens of a microscope by street artist BiP.  The mural is part of an ongoing Bay Area street art series by the artist.

Street Art: Knitting the Universe

"Tejiendo el Universo" (Knitting  the Universe) by Troche (Gervasio Troche)

Street Art: Self Consuming Self

"Self Consuming Self " by BiP

In this new large-scale mural, a man thoughtfully observes his own heart through a microscope.  The mural is part of an ongoing series by the artist throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Street Art: Mother of Drones

"Mother of Drones" by Lazy Banksy