A drainpipe claims to be Luke’s father, Baby Yoda stares out from under a bridge, and Darth Vader takes a quiet fishing break—this is Star Wars street art at its best.

Across cities worldwide, artists have reimagined the galaxy far, far away in clever, humorous, and visually striking ways. From graffiti to sculptures, these pieces bring the Force to urban landscapes in ways George Lucas probably never imagined.

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“Darth Fisher” sculpture by Frankey for Amsterdam Light Festival in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Photos by Janus van den Eijnden.

More by Frankey: Darth Fisher by Frankey in Amsterdam (6 Photos)

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The insurance premium has to be really low because you know it won’t hit anything.

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Baby Yoda by Sock Wild Sketch in France.

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By Scaf Oner and ABYS at festival Les petits bonheurs in Béthune, France.

More: 26 3D Post-Graffiti By SCAF

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Mural by Bobby Rogueone in Glasgow, Scotland, created as a tribute to the late Jeremy Bulloch, who portrayed the iconic Star Wars character Boba Fett.

More by Bobby Rogueone: 5 Stunning Bobby Rogue-One Murals You Need to See in Glasgow

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Battle Droid by Murdoc in Sydney, Australia.

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In Kraków, Poland.

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“Come To The Dark Slide” by Blouh.

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Luke, I AM YOUR FATHER.

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Yoda by SMUG.

More!: 24 Murals By SMUG

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Transforming a Nuclear Shelter.

About this and more photos: R2-D2 Star Wars graffiti on Prague bunker

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A monument to Lenin transformed into a statue of Darth Vader in Odesa, Ukraine.

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“Yoda” by Caer8th (Vladimír Hirscher) Prague Castle, Czech Republic.

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Grogu or Baby Yoda by Styler in Lisbon, Portugal.

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By Mr. Mahaffey in Savannah, Georgia, US.

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By Invader in London, England.

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“Use The Force” by JPS.

More by JPS: 40 Stunning Photos of Street Art By Creative Genius JPS

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R2-D2 giving flowers to a trash can – By EFIX

Street art of R2-D2 from Star Wars holding a small bouquet of flowers and leaning affectionately toward a real trash can, as if in love, with a red heart above him.

More by EFIX!: Lisa Simpson and R2-D2? EFIX’s Clever Street Art Will Make You Look Twice

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2024-01-24 20:48:33

6 pics: Darth Fisher (by Frankey in Amsterdam)

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“Darth Fisher” sculpture by Frankey for Amsterdam Light Festival at De Torontobrug (brug 350) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Photos by Janus van den Eijnden.

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R2-D2 Star Wars graffiti on Prague bunker

In the heart of Prague (Czech Republic), hidden amongst the city’s bustling streets, lies an unassuming air vent for a nuclear shelter. But upon closer inspection, one would discover that this dull and unremarkable structure has been transformed into something truly special.

In 2017 a group of unknown graffiti artists took it upon themselves to bring new life to this forgotten corner of the city, by transforming it into the beloved Star Wars droid, R2-D2. This creative and unexpected piece of street art serves as a reminder that even the most ordinary places can be transformed into something extraordinary, with a little bit of imagination and a lot of artistic talent.

Why would someone paint a ventilation shaft of a nuclear bunker in the likeness of R2-D2? Well, maybe they wanted to create a “bunker-buster” of their own, or to add a little bit of “The Force” to an otherwise dull and dreary underground hideaway. Or perhaps they were just looking for a way to bring a little “droid-lightenment” to the world. But honestly, who wouldn’t want to add a touch of Star Wars to their underground bunker? It’s the ultimate “Escape Pod” from reality.

Discover how artists are turning dirty vans into mobile canvases with incredible dust art.

All photos from the Facebook Page Dirty Van Art and Pro Boy Nick.

This blogpost features a collection of Dirty Van Art, where artists create temporary artworks on the dust-covered surfaces of vans. These creative street art pieces turn something as mundane as dirt into an artistic canvas, showcasing intricate drawings and clever designs.

I love how art can turnup in unexpected places, transforming everyday vehicles into captivating street art.

What started as casual doodling on dusty vans has evolved into intricate, detailed artwork! We have 22 examples in this collection of how grime and dirt can be transformed into impressive artworks, proving that art can truly emerge from anywhere.

More art out of dirt: Bringing Godzilla to Life: A Giant Artwork on Japan’s Iwayagawachi Dam

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More: 33 Murals That Turn Walls Into Wonders

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2025-01-08 09:38:23

Bringing Godzilla to Life: A Giant Artwork on Japan’s Iwayagawachi Dam

In December 2024, the Iwayagawachi Dam in Japan turned into a giant canvas for an amazing piece of reverse graffiti featuring Godzilla.

This project, called the “Godzilla in Saga Dam Art Project Powered by Kärcher,” marked two special anniversaries: the dam’s 50th birthday and Godzilla’s 70th birthday.

A team of experts from Kärcher used powerful high-pressure cleaning tools to carefully wash away dirt, moss, and algae from the dam’s surface. By doing this, they created a huge picture of Godzilla towering over a city. The team followed a “paint by numbers” method, where climbers hanging from ropes used laser markers to outline the design before cleaning.

The reverse graffiti technique used on the dam demonstrates how it could be applied to underutilized structures or make large-scale art more accessible and sustainable.

More like this: Street artist LPVDA draws with a grinder on a wooden wall blackened by time

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“Darth Fisher” sculpture by Frankey for Amsterdam Light Festival at De Torontobrug (brug 350) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Photos by Janus van den Eijnden.

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About SMUG from Vantage Point Radio (click link to here a podcast with SMUG):

SMUG is, and has been for many years, one of the leaders in the clubhouse when it comes to realistic portrait murals. His output is beyond impressive and the number of murals he paints in a year is almost unbelievable, but to him… “it’s just what I do.” His massive portraits can span anywhere from one story to 14 stories high but the detail and crispness of the image is the same every time. Over decades of painting walls, SMUG has developed a distinctive and immediately recognizable style which is not always easy for someone who paints realistically. His selection of slightly unconventional models and more importantly his very specific use of light and shadow are undeniably SMUG and exquisitely executed every time.

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