Tim Biskup goes to street and paints an awesome Mural for Helio / Ocean using his trademark style and characters. Its not everyday you will get to see Tim Biskup at work so let the first video wet your appetite before you watch the second video which I guarantee any art fan will enjoy. [via Toysrevil]

What happens when a German guy decides to bring Google maps to life using street art skills. Watch the video to find out. This is another example of how computer technology is inspiring street art in different ways. Check out the previous post on Vista Error Street Stickers and also the awesome GRL site. [via Red Ferret]

Corporate advertisement and street art in public spaces. What is the relationship? This cool video explores that relationship. Here is a qoute about this short film from the director LorcanFinnegan;

“A man, trapped in the confines of a corporate poster, tries to escape and become part of the street art on the opposite wall. Although the street art is free, it is condemned and usually destroyed to make way for advertising, a risk he is willing to take to be with the stencilled girl on the other side.”

I am trying to find these on the streets of London but I have had no luck so far. They are by James Cauty and I am sure they will get people talking as this Mickey Mouse as you have never seen before. [via art of the state]

Jeremiah P has created these stickers by actually using a Windows Vista error message which strangely reads “Error. The Operation Completed Successfully.”. Could these error message box stickers be the new form of “Hello My Name Is…” stickers to be spread over the world’s streets? [via Wonderland]

Is this is a cross between animation and street art at its best? I think so. But how cool would it be if she could actually do that (maybe a new character for the awesome Heroes) [via Wooster Collective]

I’m loving these evil looking birds / penguins wall murals by The MFCP Crew. Its always good to see a bit of character in street art and this is a perfect example.
[link via MAiLmeART]

Seeing something or someone you recognize stenciled on the street is bound to get your attention and Schabloni has got a few faces you will definitely feel at home with. I love the Stewie stencil. View more stencil art photography on Schabloni’s flickr.

Looks like a open source fan wanted to dampen the Windows Vista launch. This is truly is the geekiest billboard graffiti (not sure what else you can call it) you will see. [via CommandN]

Riot68 has just dropped another graffiti video. This time we get to see the character Grumpy in the making. Riot68 has also updated his flickr so check that out as well.