New Street Art! (12 Photos) — Vol. 92
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Three burning fallas, a raccoon at the pump and a clock that says now
Valencia’s falla flames burn on three of these walls. The rest bring a raccoon with a fuel nozzle, a taped alarm clock, a skeletal axolotl and a face crossed by birds.

🔥 “Su primera Cremà” Lights a Fallera’s Face — By Konestilo in Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸
A girl in traditional Valencian fallera dress, gold combs and pins in her hair, looks up with her lips parted. Beside her a falla with carved figures burns in a wall of orange flames.
Painted for the Liga Nacional de Graffiti in Valencia’s Monteolivete neighborhood. Konestilo (Víctor Romero) is from Huelva.
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🦝 A Grinning Raccoon Sprays Green From a Fuel Nozzle — By stone.graffiti in Ellwangen (Jagst), Germany 🇩🇪
Along the ground floor of a building, a wide-eyed raccoon in a mossy green coat grins and aims a black fuel nozzle that sprays bright green liquid. Big lilies fill the right side, and a misty forest fades in behind.
Painted in Ellwangen (Jagst), Germany.
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🏮 A Fallera With Gold Hair Combs Watches a Falla Flare at Dusk — By Jonidaes in Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸
A young woman in fallera costume, dark hair in side buns pinned with gold combs, looks to the right with a serious face. Behind her an old street with balconies glows under a lantern, and a burning falla flares at lower right.
Painted for the Liga Nacional de Graffiti in Valencia’s Monteolivete neighborhood.
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⏰ A Chrome Alarm Clock Wears Tape Saying “A HORA É AGORA” — By Nuno Miles in Guarda, Portugal 🇵🇹
On a cracked, rust-stained interior wall, a large chrome alarm clock with twin bells casts a deep shadow that lifts it off the plaster. A strip of yellow tape across its face reads A HORA É AGORA.
Painted in Guarda, Portugal. The tape reads “A hora é agora,” Portuguese for “the time is now.”
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🦋 “PINTO COMO NIÑA” Stares Straight Out in Hot Pink — By Louisa Prada in Bucaramanga, Colombia 🇨🇴
A girl with long dark braids and a fierce frown stares out from a pale wall, her face in hot pink and her scarf in deep blue. An orange butterfly rests in her hair, and the words pinto como niña run across the scarf.
Painted in Bucaramanga, Colombia, with the collective Munay for Mujeres Artistas BGA.
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🦎 “Anatomía del Mito” Pairs a Skeletal Axolotl With a Bird-Skull Figure — By aren_mx in San Antonio Tecómitl, Mexico 🇲🇽
A glowing orange axolotl drawn as a translucent skeleton swims across a blue wall toward a crouching figure in a bird-skull mask. Black feathers fan out behind its head, and its yellow hands hold a spray can.
Painted in San Antonio Tecómitl, Mexico.
💡 Nerd Fact: According to Britannica, the axolotl is found only in Lake Xochimilco in Mexico City and keeps its larval traits, such as external gills, throughout adulthood. The IUCN has listed it as critically endangered since 2006.
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🎸 A Psychedelic Band of Cats, Rabbits and Masked Musicians — By Bicicleta Sem Freio in West Palm Beach, Florida 🇺🇸
A wide yellow wall holds a psychedelic band: a whiskered cat in goggles and a mushroom cap, a masked figure on bass guitar, a pink rabbit in red sunglasses and a hand on a pink keyboard. Mushrooms, eyeballs and leaves fill every gap.
Painted in the Flamingo Park district of West Palm Beach for West Palm Walls. Photo by butchers_blind.
💡 Nerd Fact: Bicicleta Sem Freio is the duo Douglas de Castro and Renato Pereira, who came out of the underground music scene in Goiânia, Brazil, and first gained recognition for hand-drawn concert posters.
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🐯 “Flashbacks” Roars a Tiger Out of Cartoon Eyes and Mouths — By Greg Mike in Minneapolis, Minnesota 🇺🇸
A freestanding panel in a park is dominated by a roaring black-and-white tiger. Around its open jaws sit a giant brown eye, grinning cartoon mouths, dripping yellow paint and red flowers in sharp pink, blue and orange blocks.
Painted for Mode by Flickr, a photography festival in downtown Minneapolis held September 18–20, 2026.
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🕯️ A Tearful Old Man Cradles a Charred Falla Figure — By Danklabara in Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸
An old man with a white beard and a tear on his cheek holds a small charred falla figure with a clown-like face, smoke curling up from it. Behind him a falla burns against the night.
Painted for the Liga Nacional de Graffiti in Valencia’s Monteolivete neighborhood. Danklabara is from Almería.
💡 Nerd Fact: In Valencia’s Fallas, a popular vote picks one figure, the “ninot indultat,” to be spared from the fire; the Falles festival was added to UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage list in 2016.
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🐒 A Woman in Round Glasses, a Man in a Cap and a Monkey With Oranges — By jefgraffik + naga_illustration + nesby_art + ratz.one in Laval, France 🇫🇷
A long dark wall links four hands: a woman with pink-and-purple pigtail buns and yellow round glasses, a man in a cap in magenta profile, pears and oranges around clay pots, and a pale monkey hugging an orange.
Painted at L’État des Lieux #2, an urban culture festival in Laval organized by the Good Good Moods collective, September 26–27, 2026. Photo by go_maurice_.
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🕊️ A Weathered Face Crossed by Drawn Birds — By Cain Ferreras in Torrejón el Rubio, Spain 🇪🇸
The tall gable of a house is filled with the deeply lined face of an elderly man in sepia. Blue outlines of birds in flight are drawn across his features, and patches of bright blue show through as if the wall had flaked.
Painted for Muro Crítico, the 11th edition of the Cáceres mural festival, held September 28 to October 2, 2026. The festival dossier says most murals in Torrejón el Rubio draw on the birdlife of Monfragüe.
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🎶 A Teal Profile With Music Notes and Floating Spheres — By Karskione in Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱
On a pale blue wall, a woman in profile is built from cool teal skin and a swirl of red and turquoise hair. Music notes drift from her ear, and glossy blue and red spheres hover around her.
Painted in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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