21 Street Artists Who Love “The Simpsons”

Dedication.

1.

When it comes to loving The Simpsons and doing street art, be the chalkboard gag you want to see in the world.

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2.

They really know how to mourn a 7-Eleven’s demise in Windsor, Canada.

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3.

Don’t blame them. They tagged for Kodos.

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4.

Krusty on a trailer near Lost Vagueness.

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5.

This huge mural in Kerrisdale, Vancouver, has the Simpsons clan bent all out of shape…

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…and Mr. Burns enjoying a stretched-out Smithers…

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…and a vaguely handsome Comic Book Guy…

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…and this sledding Abe for the Vancouver Winter Olympics.

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6.

The world of street art can finally WELCOME THRILLHO.

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7.

“I’m a post-graffiti reincorporation of popular culture!” — Ralph Wiggum in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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8.

Another Kiwi muralist, who wisely leaves out Poochie.

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9.

Speaking of Itchy and Scratchy, artist Skary McLairy is a huge Simpsons fan.

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Like, a particularly huge fan.

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Really, really into the show.

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HUGE, huge, huge fan.

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Basically unless you’ve got half a dozen walls of your own, he’s more into the show than you are.

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10.

This artist is saying “HA HA!” to laws against vandalism…

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…just like the genius behind these Yellow Men in Black.

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12.

Homer’s busting through barriers…

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13.

…Hulk-style.

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14.

Yes, Street Art Homer is not kidding around…

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15.

…and neither is Street Art Moe Szyslak.

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16.

Their follow-up should feature a crayon.

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17.

We’re not saying “boo” or “Boo-urns” to this artist’s love of Hans Moleman.

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18.

And this is the next level of Simpsons graffiti art: Tagging train boxcars with a guy who remembers when trains were popular.

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19.

Putting Bartman on one can’t be easy.

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20.

And it takes time to fully creepify Chief Wiggum’s eyes (if you feel the need to do that).

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21.

But if you want to see the all-time champion of impressive Simpsons fan street art, it’s the French artist Combo, who did this nuclear picnic scene at the actual Chernobyl site.

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