Walk through a world of creativity and imagination as we present to you various murals that revolves around the concept of childhood by celebrated artists. Childhood has been used in street art to evoke a wide array of themes, be it playful or political messages. Scroll down below and explore the innocence and wonder of…

Maximum Fou is a new brand that recently launched a line of pure silk scarves designed by well-renowned artists such as Herakut, Pure Evil, Askew One, Rafael Sliks, Waone Interesni Kazki, Rodrigo Branco, Rustam QBic, or Brothers of Light. The goal of the company is to take the essence of what they found most compelling…

Rustam Qbic recently visited Shanghai, China, taking part in the Color, Way of Love, Art + City Project there. For this occasion he painted a new large mural titled “Dreams” showing constant progression and evolution of his visual language and technique. Persistent about creating works that carry universal messages and celebrate life, youth and the future, Russian…

Back in Kiev for his 2nd mural for Art United Us project, Rustam Qbic recently successfully wrapped up another playful piece starring his signature child character. “The Boy & The Sea” is a well composed mural showing a boy at the beach, making his dreams come true. Working on a 5 story facade interrupted with…

Rustam Qbic recently finished his latest large scale mural titled “Recycling Kingdom”, for Seawalls Projects by Pangeaseed Foundation in Napier, New Zealand. Slightly stepping away from his signature imagery and color palette, Rusian artist painted an environmentally focused image that is paying tribute to human’s relationship and dependence on our oceans. Using spray paint and acrylic…

Art collective POW! WOW! has just wrapped up a new event in Worcester with artists like Arlin, Askew, Christina Angelina, Dan Witz, Greg Mike, Imagine, Jason Eatherly, JALLEN, Marka 27, Morgan Blair, Rustam QBic, Sabek, Sophy Tuttle, Tavar Zawacki, Anthony Mancuso, Kai Griffiths, Pamela Stolz and Scott Boilard. With dozens of murals painted along the walls of…

Russian artist Rustam QBic was recently invited for the Subsidence Street Art Festival which took place on the streets of Ravenna in Italy. Rustam QBic painted another of his beautiful illustrative images showing a faceless man riding a giant bird. The man is carrying a mirror where a pair of hands are emerging from in order to…

Russian artist Rustam Qbic just returned from Norway where he was invited by the UpNorth Festival. Painting on the streets of Bodø, Rustam created a large mural entitled “After School”. The piece shows a young kid using spray paint to paint a large Aurora Borealis above his hometown. The Aurora is an incredible light show…

More and more active outside his homeland, Rustam Qbic was recently invited to Italian town of Poggibonsi, to take part in local DOTS Fest – Down On the Street festival. Organized by the Circolo Arci Blue Train Club, this year’s edition produced new works by Dome, Zed1 and Qbic. In his signature style, Russian artist…

Russian artists Rustam Qbic and Igou recently teamed up in their hometown of Kazan, working on a collab piece for the upcoming museum of street-art at the local abandoned factory. The piece includes a mural part painted on an old wooden fence and a sculptural piece next to it. Depicting a faceless character on his…