SITE OF THE DAY: Wooster Collective Celebrates Street Art

The Wooster Collective is a self-proclaimed celebration of street art. Founded in 2001 and named after the SoHo neighborhood, Marc and Sara Schiller’s site showcases street art from all over the world, offering podcasts, music, and interviews with practitioners of the art. It’s a gorgeous collection you’ll want to spend some serious time with.

VIDEO: Corridor Digital's "Brush With Death" Gives New Meaning to Artistic Rivalry

Impressive, messy fun from Corridor Digital in “Brush With Death.” Grab Sam Gorski’s music on iTunes.

SITE OF THE DAY: "Between 10 and 5" Showcases South African Design

“Between 10 and 5” offers the South African art community a space to share between 10 and 5 pieces of their work, providing a showcase apart that’s not another agency or freelance site. You’ll plenty of great work to explore.

VIDEO: Kalle Mattson's "Thick As Thieves" Crafts the History of the World

The inventive video for Kalle Mattson’s “Thick As Thieves” recounts the history of the world in arts and crafts. Gorgeous direction and animation from Kevin Parry and a talented crew. When you’re done, be sure to check out the storyboard video that follows.

SITE OF THE DAY: "The Fox is Black" Slyly Chases Contemporary Life & Culture

The Fox Is Black, formerly Kitsune Noir, is the pet project of Los Angeles-based designer Bobby Solomon. As he shares on his about page, “My friends and family were never as excited as I was about the things I would find so the site has become a way to share these ideas with likeminded people.” It’s continued to grow since its 2007 debut, with contributors covering all things art, design (including a nice collection of downloadable wallpapers), and music. Check out the “Mixtapes” section for gorgeously presented playlists.