Showing posts with label Istanbul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Istanbul. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Deih unveils a fantastic mural in Istanbul, Turkey

Our friend DEIH has spent the last few days in Turkey where he was invited by Mural Istanbul to work on a new piece on the streets of Istanbul.

Our friend DEIH has spent the last few days in Turkey where he was invited by the good lads from Mural Istanbul to work on a brand new piece somewhere on the streets of Istanbul.
As usual with the Spanish artist, he brought to life a kick-ass artwork which is featuring his signature comic-based imagery. Bright and vibrant colors that are sure to be enjoyed by the local residents throughout the year.
More images are awaiting for your click below and then as usual stick with your friends at StreetArtNews for the latest mural updates.

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Monday, June 22, 2015

Qbic paints a beautiful mural in Istanbul, Turkey

After painting mostly within his homeland's borders, it is great to see Russian artist Rustam Qbic taking part in the Mural Istanbul festival. During his recent stay in Istanbul, he painted an impressive piece entitled "Miracle".

After painting mostly within his homeland's borders, it is great to see Russian artist Rustam Qbic taking part in the Mural Istanbul festival. During his recent stay in Istanbul, he painted an impressive piece entitled "Miracle".
Marking a special moment in his life, the piece celebrates the miracle of bringing new life. Known for surrealist, emotive works that carry universal positive messages, this piece is no exception. Showing a big human-like flower carrying a new life inside a lush garden, the mural took 7 days to be completed. With colorful flowers, burning candles and monarch butterflies around it, the piece has a calming, almost meditating feel to it. Painted with brush and pastel palette, the finished piece feels very light and unassertive which adds to the complete experience.
Check out more photos by Mehmet Naci Demirkol & Kadikoy Belediyesi, and come back soon for more news from this, and other art festivals worldwide.

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