Greece-based artist Wild Drawing has a knack for creating absorbing, off-kilter murals on multiple surfaces. He also tends to use otherwise nondescript elements of structures and recontextualizes them, matching hues and creating depth otherwise not present on his enormous canvases. The artist often implements cerebral themes, offering universal, approachable work on walls across the world.
A biography some insight on WD’s background: “WD (Wild Drawing) was born and raised on Bali, Indonesia, and has degrees in Fine Arts and in Applied Arts,” his site states. “He started off as street artist in 2000 and from that time he spends most of his time to work in the streets, even though he never stopped working in his studio. Currently he lives and works in Athens, Greece.”
See more of WD’s recent work below.
(A collaboration with Celeste Byers) 
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Barcelona-born muralist Saturno has a knack for the monstrous. The artist recently brought his lush and startling style to walls in London, Los Angeles, and recently, Miami, alongside the annual festivals nearby. His work blends pop culture with a more classical sense of refinement. (Top photo by Drone_Exelbierd.)