The wild public works of muralist Sebastian Coolidge transport passers-by to a cartoonish world that has notes of both classic animation and Lowbrow art. The Florida-based artist has recently painted walls in Kansas City, his native state, Reno, and beyond. As seen below, a recent project at a festival also showed a knack for crafting interactive works.
“It happens so organically that I really don’t have a process,” he told Huffington Post in 2017. “I think of an idea and I draw it out then try to recreate it the best way possible, as far as the final product goes. Some don’t even have a sketch. I love being in the moment and not having a sure way of doing anything. Everything is a surprise for me as well. I’m learning with every piece.”
See more of Coolidge’s work below.
Italian artist 
Whether on a canvas or a wall, Stamatis Laskos, also known as SIVE ONE, crafts stirring paintings in his distinct figurative style. His work appears to take influence from both the comic book and editorial illustration spheres, the latter in which Laskos has created major works, crafting portraits for the likes of The New Yorker and other publications.
With "Dimensionality,"