Street Artist Uses Dirt on Lorries to Create Amazing Drawings

[Yahoo! News}- A filthy vehicle can be incredibly unsightly but one street artist is turning them into incredible pieces of art.

Nikita Golubev regularly uses his talents to transform dirty vehicles in Moscow, Russia, sharing photographs of the huge artworks he creates on Instagram.

His popularity has surged on the site, and has now attracted more than 55,000 followers.

Mr Golubev often uses his unusual art to make social or political comments about serious issues such as war and pollution.

Other times, he uses his interest in science fiction and fantasy to create stunning images to liven up the city-scape.

Here are a selection of the artwork that can be seen on the roads of Moscow.

The stunning drawings are complex and detailed. (CEN)

War and pollution are themes that Mr Golubev often uses in his drawings. (CEN)

Vehicles are transformed from their dirty appearance to moving pieces of art. (CEN)

The sides of lorries provide an even greater canvas to work with. (CEN)

Mr Golubev prefers to create his art on lorries as their greater size gave him a bigger area to work on. (CEN)

Nikita Golubev signs his artwork ‘Pro Boy Nick’. (CEN)

Driving behind this particular drawing may be a little intimidating. (CEN)

 

Cool Photos Of Bugs By Boris Godfroid

Butterflies (Marco Photography by Boris Godfroid)

Belgian photographer, Boris Godfroid is a very talented photographer who had recently graduated from a film school.

He started shooting macro photography in 2008.

Macro photography is an extreme close up photography, usually of very small subjects, in which the size of the subject in the photograph is greater than life size of the subject.

I guess Boris Godfroid chooses bugs as his subject because he likes bugs and knows a lot about them since he was a biology student.

Please click here for more photos.

Awesome ‘Mega-Realism’ Art Of Tjalf Spaarnay

Tjalf Spaarnay is a great ‘mega-realism’ artist from Netherlands.

Born in 1954 in Haarlem, Netherland, he now lives and works in Hilversum, Netherlands.

I guess ‘mega-realism’ is a type of painting that really looks like a life-like picture.

Even though Tjalf Spaarnay paints all sort of things like flowers and marbles too but I love the tasty looking food paintings the most because they not only looked good and real but also tasty.

Mr Sparnaay has spent the last 25 years perfecting his craft, painting every day foods with spectacular realism.

I think that the Dutch are very talented people and can draw and paint beautifully because there is another great Dutch artist who draws amazing 3D pictures named Ramon Bruin – please click here for ‘Amazing 3D Art By Ramon Bruin’.

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A large bowl of salad, another ‘life-like’ oil painting by Tjalf Spaarnay. How I wish that I can draw beautiful pictures too.

Another awesome oil painting by a great Dutch ‘mega-realism’ artist, Tjalf Spaarnay.

I love sandwiches too and this painting looks so real with slices of eggs, tomatoes, lettuce and the bread looks real and delicious.

These french fries looks very tasty too, but I prefer to have mine with ketchup.

A picture of a nice and tasty fried egg that looks so real by Tjalf Spaarnay.

A jar of sweet and colouful candies. Yummm! But too much candy is bad for our health.

This looks like a tasty chocolate coated cream puff or an eclair topped with delicious whipped cream and a red, sweet strawberry. It looks so real that I feel like eating it.