Tom Sachs tries to familiarize us with the Studio Color Code. Represented by a standard 52 card deck, it’s a fun look at color theory.

The video is after the fold.

Craig Costello recently spent some time in Hawaii installing his largest site specific installation to date, via Juxtapoz:

August cover artist Craig Costello, just returned from Hawaii after finishing a new exhibition at Loft In Space, Site-Specific Painting and Sculpture. The exhibition featured Costello’s signature KRINK work; new paintings, his largest sculpture to date, and a 50ft site-specific mural. Even the governor of Hawaii, Neil Abercrombie, checked out the show. The show closed on December 9, but we still have pictures, and we are all envious to those who spend time in Hawaii in December.

More pictures after the jump.

It you didn’t make it to the show when we had posted a story about the preview here, take a look at the video that recaps the show after the jump.

Anthony Lister was recently commissioned by Fox to paint a mural in West Hollywood for the DVD release of the film.

More images and video of the process after the jump. Photos courtesy of Birdman.

Swiss made graphic artist that goes simple by Lain has a new website, Bigger Than New York. As he describes his work in general:

I think my art is the result of growing up in a quaint Swiss village, being characterized by American influences. I’m talking about rap in the forrests, graffitis on trees, skateboarding on gravel roads and playing basketball amongst cows.

There are some great designs on his site, but the thing that really caught my eye were the cut outs.

One is pictured above, check out more after the fold.

Finók was invited by Havaianas to Maimi to create a mural that explored the connection between the brand and the artist. View it after the fold.

Adam James Turnbull wants us to be mindful of everyday objects.

I started working on this series of illustrations just to observe my day a little differently. Most days are spent getting to the studio, drawing, and thinking about briefs, and I just wanted to look at things in another way.

It’s the kind of mindfulness, for example: you can look at a tree and think ‘that is a tree’ or you can look at the shape of the tree, the colours of the leaves, the texture of the bark and the life forms that use it for a home. I wanted to try and apply this to everyday things.

More illustrations after the jump.

Banksy recently updated the “outdoor” section of his website to include several new pieces in the UK. Looks like we are eating our words about the falling shopping cart piece.

More looks after the jump.

From December 1st-23rd, POW will be offering a limited edition of signed and numbered prints from artists Tilt, Cept, Mighty MO, EVOL to name only a few. This is following a new show that opened on the 1st of December for the Berlin based EVOL. The show is Entitled “A Site For Sore Eyes”.

Check out more images after the fold.

In November, we brought you the images of El Mac’s work at the Montana Factory in Barcelona Spain. Today, Mac released this awesome wide format video on his blog. The video was made by Popcranc, who issued the following statement about the vid:

From the very start, when we had the opportunity to speak with Mac and find out more about his work, we decided to center the video idea not on the mural process, but on the style and inspiration of the author. The suggestive image of the girl which he painted really reminded us of Andy Warhol’s screen tests, and the simple details characteristic of Jean-Luc Godard’s Anna Karina. So we threw ourselves into the project, playing with that inspiration. The main thing was to use the dramatic combination of black and white, just as Mac did with his piece. We had a great time during the whole process with Mac, Ari, and Kim, and hope that they’ll come back to Barcelona soon. Many thanks to Montana for the opportunity!

Peep the video after the jump.