Street artworks accomplished by artist Pavel Puhov, who cleverly combines the nature scenery, human environments and graffiti together.

Designer: Pavel Puhov

Cycling to make a painting? That’s so interesting an idea. Just as shown in the pictures, this Razor Graffiti Chalk Scooter has a new patented foot controller to hold three chalk sticks so that you can leave some prints on the ground as you enjoy the sport. Meanwhile, it can be folded up into a compact size for easy storage and transportation.

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Another idea that proves beauty and art can be found everywhere… And hopefully you’ll enjoy more fun when wondering in streets filled with cool art like this.

Want to create an amazingly impressive spraypaint masterpiece? How’s about drawing with various colors? If so, and you wouldn’t like to take dozens of cans, there’s a better-than-average chance that the so-called ‘Color Dial Spray’ is rightly the thing you’re looking for. It is a reusable can that lets you to choose your needed color by turning the dials. So forget all those large bottles and cans, and merely one ‘Color Dial Spray’ is enough!

Designer: Young-suk Kim, Jin-ho Oh, Yong Lee & Woo-sik Kim

This is a piece of collective works by Ou Studio from Taiwan. Based on blueprint technical, the installation assembles different furniture elements from an old house on a blue wall and complements the body with white lines, which finally projects a three-dimensional aesthetic perception.

Designer: Ou Studio

I bet you never see graffiti as cool as this. They use unique system to create a 3D digital object floating in the air. You don’t believe? Video demonstration after the jump

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This is a cool idea, after the drawing of 3D manner, the ugly circuit boxes gonna be really attractive!

Pictures demonstration after the break

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The advantage of this Epic spray system is that it combines a paint bag with a refillable CO2 canister — replacing standard propellants, Epic is safer to use indoors without a mask, avoids the risk of paint explosion and is better for the environment.

You can use it follow the process:

1. Unscrew the cap from the paint bag. A foil seal keeps the paint in the bag during this process.
2. Screw the nozzle and the paint bag into the cap. The cap houses the spray release trigger.
3. Lock the assembled piece and the CO2 into the polycarbonate tube, the nozzle faces forward.
4. Turn the valve on the front of the can to release CO2 pressure into the paint bag reservoir.
5. The CO2 pushes the paint bag from all sides and up through the cap, forcing the paint out.

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