French artist OaKoAk, who describes himself as a guy "who likes to play with urban elements" turns the most ordinary street objects into amusing and creative pictures and sculptures.

True artists create masterpieces not only with brush and palette – sometimes a spray can is just enough.

Let’s take a look at some of the best street art masterpieces of 2011. These photos include drawings, hand-made art, sculptures and other creative works.

These are some awesome 3D street art illusions drawn in different countries around the world.

We had some of these chalk drawings in Daily Picdump. Now it’s time to see the whole process of this awesome 3D LEGO masterpiece’s creation. This piece of street art was drawn at the Sarasota Chalk Festival in Florida.

There is a street artist somewhere in Africa creating these large detailed paintings of various animals. Take a look at these powerful images of detailed animals slapped on the side of buildings.

Street art can decorate buildings, streets and cities if the drawings are really beautiful and incredible just like these best 2010 street art masterpieces.

This street art is absolutely amazing. Not only is it creative, it is also stunning. It is all very cleverly located. What it lacks in professionalism it more than makes up for in originality. It is truly the work of a very smart artist.

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This is some amazing street art from around the world. Although some people might classify it as graffiti, it truly is a form of art. While their canvas may be somewhat different, these artists are very talented.

This is some incredible street art by an artist who goes by the moniker of JR. He is the 2011 winner of the TED Prize, which is an inspirational award for artists who have one wish to change the world. JR won $100,000 for his effort. His works are all around the world and talk about “commitment, freedom, identity and limit.”

His biggest illegal exhibition work ever was made in eight Palestinian and Israeli cities where JR posted huge portraits of Israelis and Palestinians face to face, he posted them on the both sides of the Separation wall as well. Which was not only hard to access but according to the experts, it was impossible. Nevertheless, JR did it. His artwork has a far-reaching impact than just a beautiful street art.

I love street art. It’s so cool when artists find new ways to improve it as Ellis Gallagher from New York City does. He has come up with a great idea of using shadows to create his amazing works.