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What is the best/most fun snow sculptures you made/seen? I will put them in a post on the blog.

Funny Snow Sculptures (10 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2026/01/02/funny-snow-sculptures-10-photos/

A dark-humor snow sculpture in a suburban yard shows a large, rough snowman holding what appear to be a pair of children’s legs sticking out of its mouth, creating the illusion that the snowman has eaten a child. The legs wear blue jeans and red-and-black sneakers, with twig arms extending from the snowman’s sides. Patchy snow covers the ground, with a house wall visible in the background. White text at the top reads, “How to keep the neighbor kids out of your yard this winter…”, turning the scene into a provocative visual joke.

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Painted Octopus!
By Lumen Street Theatre in Limerick, Ireland.
More clever here! - This Is Clever! (9 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2025/12/09/this-is-clever/

A bright blue octopus painted around a short street bollard in Limerick, Ireland, by Lumen Street Theatre. The cylindrical bollard forms the octopus’s head, complete with two cartoon-style yellow eyes and curved blue lines suggesting texture. The animal’s eight tentacles stretch out across the pavement in flowing pink-and-blue patterns, creating a playful illusion that the creature is spreading across the sidewalk and into the street. The artwork transforms an ordinary bollard into a lively marine character that appears to interact with the urban environment.

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The Duke of Wellington’s traffic cone has now been swapped for a pigeon sculpture, complete with a mini cone on its head and a little newspaper in its wings. 🐦📰

By The Rebel Bear

A split image of the Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow, Scotland, featuring a new intervention by street artist The Rebel Bear. On the left, the full equestrian statue is shown outside the Gallery of Modern Art, with a sculpted oversized pigeon perched on the Duke’s head, holding a folded newspaper in its wings. On the right, a close-up reveals the pigeon wearing a tiny traffic cone while reading a miniature “Daily Dribble” paper, replacing the statue’s famous full-sized cone. The playful artwork adds a humorous twist to the iconic landmark.

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https://streetartutopia.com/2025/08/13/ememem-repairing-streets-with-mosaics/

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https://streetartutopia.com/2025/08/12/fragmented-travelers-sculptures-by-bruno-catalano/

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https://streetartutopia.com/2025/08/07/street-art-by-oakoak-that-change-the-city/

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A handwritten poster on a textured green wall reads: “Everything that makes this life beautiful is being destroyed by rich people.” The text is written in uneven, expressive black letters, accompanied by a green and black butterfly illustration. The poster is taped or pasted to a lime-to-olive gradient background with faint graffiti marks and weathered paint, evoking a raw urban aesthetic and environmental message.

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Number of times posted in 2025: 1

Stencil spotted in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

A stencil mural on a red brick wall in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. The artwork features a bold yellow background divided into two sections. The top shows a single large black fish surrounded by smaller fish scattered in disarray, with the text "DO NOT PANIC." The bottom section illustrates the smaller fish united to form a larger, powerful fish, swimming together to face the bigger fish, accompanied by the text "ORGANIZE." The piece delivers a powerful social message of unity and collective strength against challenges. A black fence runs along the bottom edge of the mural.

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