Polish street artists Sainer and Bezt from the ETAM Cru (previously featured here) recently finished yet another massive and completely awesome mural in Warsaw, Poland. Of course our favourite part is the organ grinder monkey wearing a dashing little vest and fez.

Photos by Ernest Dracha

Head over to StreetArtNews for more photos of this fantastic piece.

Brooklyn-based artist Vik Muniz, master of creating awesome images by meticulously assembling countless pieces of trash and discarded objects (previously featured here), has created three new works using gold scrap metal. They’ll be on display in the form of digital prints at the Armory Show in New York starting March 7th, 2013.

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These awesome large-scale murals are the work of unstoppably creative Polish street artists Bezt and Sainer (previously featured here), otherwise known as the ETAM Cru.

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Pigeon Mask - The perfect mask for hanging out on statues or in front of monuments of all kinds. Take one on your next trip and photograph yourself terrorizing pigeons around the world!

Redditor Gyyp created an awesome gallery of hybrid creatures that all have one very important thing in common: they’re all part guinea pig. 

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Artist Ana Teresa Barboza created a series of detailed embroidered images depicting animals interacting with humans in unusual, and sometimes rather unpleasant, ways. Here you see two of our favourites: an ill-tempered kitten biting someone on the nose and a seagull attacking a boy as only a bird can.

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From the Department of Awesome Hybrid Animals comes the work of French artist Julien Salaud, who has made a name for himself by carefully combining parts of different animals to create taxidermic hybrids like the awesome Feathered Piranha, or Vieux Piraï Emplumé, seen here.

As awesome as the spectacle would be, let’s be thankful that piranha-birds don’t actually exist. Agressive, chompy fish flying through the air sound even scarier than killer bees.

Visit Designboom to view several images of the creation of the Julien Salaud’s colourful frankenfish.