## Some street art doesn’t just look good — it resets your whole mood. These 8 pieces use real-world stuff, sharp visual timing, and a lot of humor to make the streets feel more human and fun! More: **Made You Smile Again (8 Photos)** * * * ### 🌳 1. Nature as a Paintbrush — By Semi Ok in Istanbul, Turkey 🇹🇷 This is classic object-interaction done right. Semi Ok paints the hand and brush, then lets the real tree finish the idea as the bristles — a signature street-art move where the city itself becomes part of the artwork. If you like this style, jump to **more reality-bending street art**. More: **Having Fun With Reality (10 Photos)** 🔗 Follow **Semi Ok on Instagram** * * * ### 🐱 2. Lamp Chasers — By Woskerski in Larne, Northern Ireland 🇬🇧 Two ginger cats chasing a real street lamp is exactly the kind of visual joke people remember. Woskerski is especially good at making murals feel site-specific, so the wall and street furniture work as one scene. It also fits perfectly with our **Made You Smile format** : quick joy, strong composition, zero fluff. More: **Made You Smile (12 Photos)** 🔗 Follow **Woskerski on Instagram** * * * ### 🐾 3. Rooftop Explorer — By Sagie in Kristianstad, Sweden 🇸🇪 Sagie nails that split-second “wait… is that real?” reaction. By placing the cat at the roof edge, the piece turns perspective into the punchline and gives the whole building a mischievous personality. More: **How Clever (10 Photos)** 🔗 Follow **Sagie on Instagram** * * * ### 🌸 4. Floral Crown Illusion — By OG Millie in New York, USA 🇺🇸 OG Millie blends portrait work with living flowers so naturally that the mural feels alive. It’s a strong example of temporary, season-dependent street art — the composition changes as the plants grow and fade. More: **Clever Art! (10 Photos)** 🔗 Follow **OG Millie on Instagram** * * * ### 😄 5. Crack-Level Joy — By David Zinn in Ann Arbor, USA 🇺🇸 David Zinn has built a cult following by turning sidewalk cracks and utility seams into tiny stories. This little character has that classic Zinn energy: handmade, fleeting, and weirdly uplifting. On his official artist page, his recurring characters (like Sluggo and Philomena) are documented in detail, which helps explain why his chalk universe feels so recognizable. 🔗 Follow **David Zinn on Instagram** | External context: **About the artist (official)** * * * ### 🎺 6. Street Jazz Moment — By Tom Bob in New York, USA 🇺🇸 Tom Bob has made a name for transforming pipes, poles, and utility boxes into characters. This trombone player is peak Tom Bob: playful, cleanly executed, and impossible to unsee once you spot it. Multiple artist profiles describe this exact method — converting everyday urban furniture into visual punchlines. More: **TROMBONE PLAYER by Tom Bob in New York, USA** 🔗 Follow **Tom Bob on Instagram** | External context: **Artist profile** * * * ### 🐙 7. Little Octopus, Big Smile — By Sandrine Boulet in Marles-les-Mines, France 🇫🇷 Sometimes the smallest interventions hit the hardest. Sandrine Boulet’s tiny octopus proves that scale isn’t everything — a compact piece with a clear silhouette can still stop people in their tracks. The Les Petits Bonheurs festival context is also relevant here: several editions explicitly focused on joy-centered public art in the Béthune-Bruay area. More: **I see you Little Octopus – by Sandrine Boulet** 🔗 Follow **Sandrine Boulet on Instagram** | External context: **Les Petits Bonheurs mentions (artist site)** * * * ### 🎭 8. Old-School Charm — By DECYCLE in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 This 2012 DECYCLE piece carries that early-2010s street-art charm: bold character design, playful tone, and zero overthinking. It adds a nice historical layer to the set and shows how well humor ages on the street. Later artist profiles describe DECYCLE as Berlin-based and closely associated with paste-up culture, which matches the era and feel of this work. More: **Street Art by DECYCLE– In Berlin, Germany** 🔗 Follow **DECYCLE on Instagram** | External context: **Artist profile** * * * ## Which one made you smile instantly?

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