Check out this collection of the best global street art from 2012. Where I walk past a staircase, window or pipe and see nothing particularly interesting, these artists see opportunity for creation. The way they use the environment of the street as a canvas for such compelling art work never ceases to amaze me. My personal favourite is a piece by Pavel Puhov, who takes advantage of a street lamp to add depth to a pair of spectacles.

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It’s been a big year here on the pages of Lost At E Minor so we thought we’d take a step back in time and recap some of our favourite posts from the past year. Below you’ll find our top ten but we want to know what your favorites were. Leave us a link in the comments section.

1. Flylashes – Dead flies around your eyes

2. Soldiers – Before, during and after visiting Afghanistan

3. San Francisco – Constructed from Jello

4. Bridge in Paris – Inflatable and bouncy

5. Fruit and Vegetables – Animated MRI’s

6. Land of the Giants – Amazing live music visuals

7. Heels – Reversed and scarier than ever

8. Lights and Shadows – Making art

9. Heat Sensitive Furniture – Making a mark

10. Rainbow Threads – An installation by Gabriel Dawe

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