scaf, or scaf_oner, is a French street artist. His trademark is his extremely detailed and realistic style in which he portrays all sorts of animals, skulls and bones, and other scenarios. But not only that, he also does it in a 3D technique, making his art look like it’s about to jump at you!

Elyse Blemmings, 31, now also known as “Mancunian Motivator”, popularizes street workout routines in her neighborhood of Chigwell on the northeastern fringes of London. She was used to streaming her workout sessions online, but after neighbours spotted her doing her fitness routine, she decided to share her motivational talents closer to home.

A few years ago, Greek army man Anthimos Ntagas tried street photography and he instantly got hooked. He finds the connection between two different themes or even more inside one photo very intriguing. That’s why he loves to employ juxtaposition to create his best works.

French street artist OakOak takes some minor environment details and turns them into his artworks. It takes real talent to see art in everyday life like that!

Moscow street artist Nikita Golubev, who goes by the handle ProBoyNick, knows that his art won’t stay forever, but he still puts his heart into it, and that’s what makes his works look so great!

Mobstr is a very witty vandal – a street artist who uses his skills in unconventional ways, with his creations always highlighting some sad social truths on the streets of UK.

The City of San Francisco has recently put a cul-de-sac on sale, without knowing that most of it's residents were multi-millionaires. Now Tina Lam and Michael Cheng have bought the street and sidewalks and demand payments for "renting the parking spaces and the common ground", leaving wealthiest people in the city in peril.