Take a look at some of the rich and amazingly detailed illustrations from French graphic designer DZO Olivier. via JUX http://966.com.ua/osnovnoe-menyu/sushi/filter/hit/

A brief look at the work of Mexican artist Alejandrina Herrera. Juxtapoz describes Herrera's work by observing that she "likes to include a touch of irony and melancholy by playing with the size of things and spaces" in a number of her works. Her use of color, or lack thereof is also stark, adding to the melancholia Juxtapoz notes. The size disparities evident in many of her works also intimates a political awareness in her work which at first glance may need seem readily apparent. Check out more of her work here at AlejandrinaHerrera.com. via FIT

Hawaiian-born Buff Monster's recently completed Brooklyn mural looks delicious. via SAN

Here's a new twist to the term "comic book art." Check out this series of collages by Mike Alcanatara who uses nothing other than the pages of his favorite super heroes' comic books - no paint, no ink, no markers. I'd love to see a video demonstration on the production of one of these. via JUX

We've taken a brieflook at Neal Krug's work before. Here is a small set of photographs taken of indie avant-garde UK singer-songwriter Natasha Khan, otherwise known as Bat for Lashes. via NK

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Comic artist James Harvey had an idea. He expressed that idea on his tumlr blog. The idea: an Akira re-imagining using characters from The Simpsons. Not long after hundreds, 768 counted thus far, have contributed their work to the project. Here is a look at a few of the submissions: via BUZZ

Some pictures from New York photographer Alexander Richter's Instagram feed. via TWBE

Have a look at French artist Daniel Castan's kaleidoscopic acrylic studies of New York. One piece can either jump out at you with vivid splashes of color, while another may sit coolly waiting for you to jump into it. Castan's work reminds one of a modern impressionist in the traditions of a Claude Monet or Édouard Manet - only instead of painting ships in the harbor at Sunrise or A Bar at the Folies-Bergère, Castan depicts New York's Times Square at night or the city streets in the rain. via WHUDAT

There are great photographers and then there are greater photographers - but then there's the next level ...and then there's Neil Krug. Case in point, Neil's collection of photographs taken with The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006) & The Depraved (2011) actress Nathalie Kelley as his subject.

From the personal collection of Michael Taylor we take yet another look at some vintage poster art of Cuba's Organization of Solidarity with the People of Asia, Africa and Latin America. We've already seen some of these by Faustino Pérez and Lazaro Abreu - here we see a number of designs by Alfredo Rostgaard. Democracy Representative (1968) Tricontinental Conference 3rd Anniversary (1968) Santo Domingo (1965) Sekou Toure (1971) Nixon (1972) via 50W

Momo recently completed this 200 ft long mural on York Street in Dumbo Brooklyn. via SAN