A guy named Philip Levine was going bald, so he started to use his head as a canvas for art. Notes about Philip Levine (from bio): London born Philip started using his head as a canvas for creativity back in 2006 when he began to go bald. He did not want to conform to shaving ...

This isn't a regular painting! Artist Michael Guidetti uses computer generated lights that screen on canvas and create dimension and movement in his work. The effect is really interesting. You can view a video of this in action within post, or view more on his website. Link via Today and Tomorrow

Large-scale, impressive graffiti art by Sten & Lex. Most of their work looks to be a mix of paint and collage. Notes by Sten (from Flickr): I was in Naples. The police arrested me and lex but after they recognize our stuff and they like it so much that they asked us to do something in the ...

Photomontage portraits by Eamonn Harnett. You can view more of his work at Flickr. Link via Booooom

Skater, artist Haroshi had collected a number of old decks in his room from years of riding. The boards had sentimental meaning to him, so he wasn't going to throw them out. Instead, he thought of ways to reusing these decks for artwork. The end result is an exhibition entitled "Skate & Destroy," recently held ...