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Star Catcher mural: Monday Murals

The Star Catcher mural in downtown Portland, Oregon, was painted by Rustam Qbic in 2015. This mural depicts a person with a conch shell head catching stars in a net and using them to light a lantern and campfire.

Qbic’s art contains small details you may not notice at first. Did you see the magical window on the back of the person in the Star Catcher mural?

Rustam Qbic is a Russian street artist whose work can be seen in countries throughout the world. His murals, illustrations, and graphic art pieces are often inspired by literature and classic poetry of Eastern countries. Qbic’s murals include vibrant colors and whimsical elements.

Monday Murals

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Centered in Bend, Oregon, my blog branches out into nature, history, and art-related topics.

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