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Street Art #929 Dyske, Montreal

heroldius — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 18:59:00 GMT

While I wait for a clear view of the remaining walls done during the last Under Pressure festival (which I hope to be able to photograph soon), I’d like to share this 3D lettering piece by Dyske, located on the fried chicken restaurant Roch Le Coq. This color scheme should bring a bit of sunshine to this winter! 😀

En attendant que je puisse photographier les murs qui me manquent du festival Under Pressure, j'espère avoir bientôt une vue dégagée dessus, je vous présente ce lettrage 3D de Dyske qui se trouve sur le restaurant de poulet frit Roch Le Coq. Cette palette de couleurs va apporter un peu de soleil pendant cet hiver 😀.

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This lettering can be found on Saint-Hubert Street, near Rachel Street, in Montreal. It’s on the wall of the restaurant Roch Le Coq, which serves some truly great fried chicken at a reasonable price. Every now and then, their 6-piece of white chicken really hits the spot on a Friday evening, a perfect way to unwind after a week of work.

Ce lettrage se trouve sur la rue Saint-Hubert proche de la rue Rachel à Montréal. Il est sur le mur du restaurant Roch Le Coq, il faut vraiment du bon poulet frit à prix raisonnable. De temps en temps, leur 6 morceaux de blanc dépannent un vendredi soir pour décompresser après une semaine de travail.

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Dyske

I think I truly discovered this artist this year at the Mur Légal de Rouen in Montreal. Dyske has been very active over the last few months (or perhaps I’m just coming across his work more easily these days 😀). His 3D style is highly recognizable and always superbly executed.

Je pense que j'ai découvert vraiment cet artiste cette année au Mur Légal de Rouen à Montréal. Dyske est très actif depuis quelques mois (ou alors c'est moi qui tombe sur son travail plus facilement 😀 ). Son style 3D est très reconnaissable et superbement exécuté.

This is also the case on this wall, where the artist incorporated the colors of the restaurant Roch le Coq and played with its logo to create this lettering. The final result is truly well-executed. It’s a shame, though, that it was tagged over a bit too quickly for my taste.

C'est encore le cas sur ce mur où l'artiste a repris les couleurs du restaurant Roch le Coq et joué avec le logo pour faire ce lettrage. Le résultat final est vraiment réussi. Dommage que cela a été taggué un peu trop rapidement à mon goût.

What do you think of this work?
Que pensez-vous de ce travail ?

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2026.

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Instagram :
Dyske

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CCC's Street Art Contest #324 - The Macaw and Its City / La Guacamaya y su Ciudad

iscrak1 — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 17:17:48 GMT

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The Macaw and Its City

For years, the city of Caracas has been known by many names, most of which are attributed to clearly visible features that have become iconic at first glance. Thus, we’ve gone from the “City of Red Roofs” to the “Branch of Heaven,” and from the “Cradle of the Liberator” to the “City of Eternal Spring.” But there is a reality that bursts forcefully into this cycle—one that I’m sure will ultimately shape the history of this capital—and this mural by an unknown artist, located on Sucre Avenue, right on the north side of Parque del Peste, reveals a reality that is impossible to hide: Caracas is a refuge for macaws. Here, they come in all colors, sizes, and shapes; their raucous calls and vitality give this urban space a touch of madness, a bit of magic, and a personality all its own.

Español

La Guacamaya y su Ciudad

Durante años, la ciudad de Caracas se ha conocido con muchos nombres y la mayoría de ellos son atribuidos a condiciones claramente visibles, las cuales se han vuelto icónicas a simple vista. Es así como de la ciudad de los techos rojos pasamos a la sucursal del cielo y de la cuna del libertador a la ciudad de la eterna primavera, pero hay una realidad que irrumpe con fuerza en este ciclo y que estoy seguro que a futuro terminará moldeando la historia de esta capital y este mural de un artista desconocido, pero ubicado sobre la avenida sucre y justo en la cara norte del parque del peste nos demuestra una realidad que es imposible de ocultar y es que Caracas es un refugio de guacamayas, acá las hay de todos los colores, tamaños y formas, sus algarabías y vitalidad hacen de este espacio urbano un lugar con un toque de locura, algo de magia y una personalidad propia.

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Siragon SP-7200

Location: Sucre Avenue - Capital District - Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Ubicación: Avenida Sucre - Distrito Capital - República Bolivariana de Venezuela

CCC's Street Art Contest #324: Una llamita, una niña y un mensaje que cuidar | [ESP/ENG]

waralotito — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 15:26:48 GMT

Buenos días comunidad de Street Art. Parece que, durante estas últimas semanas, los murales que les traigo tienen muchas llamitas, jeje. Pero deben comprender que es un animal muy característico de Bolivia y por eso aparece con tanta frecuencia en nuestro arte.

Este mural que encontré estaba en calles un poco más escondidas, pero cercanas a las zonas que suelen frecuentar los turistas. Ahora que observo con más detenimiento el arte callejero, decidí empezar a pasear por lugares menos conocidos, donde he encontrado grandes murales como este.

Título: Sin título conocido
Ubicación: Ciudad de La Paz, Bolivia
Fecha del trabajo: Desconocida
Artistas: Sin nombres
Fotografías: Tomadas con mi celular Xiaomi
Información adicional: Save the Children Bolivia

Quise buscar este mural en Google y me sorprendió bastante la información que encontré. Como pueden ver, no se conocen el título, la fecha ni los nombres de los artistas. Pero gracias a internet pude enterarme que este mural fue pintado por mujeres de diferentes partes del país, pertenecientes al Crew "Cholas Grafiti Tour".

Además, este mural formó parte de un proyecto de Save the Children y UNICEF Bolivia cuyo objetivo era prevenir los embarazos no planificados, el VIH y la violencia entre los adolescentes de Bolivia. También con el apoyo financiero de la Embajada de Canadá.

Como podemos observar el mural tiene a una pequeña niña y a su llamita. Parece que la niña sostiene una hoja de coca entre sus manos y tienen los ojos cerrados. Esto me hace pensar que la obra busca transmitir la inocencia de la pequeña.

Se la ve tranquila, sentada al lado de su llamita, que luce muy bonita con esos ojos grandes y un pequeño adorno de lana en la oreja. Ambas parecen estar disfrutando de un descanso placentero.

Además, según la información que encontré, las artistas quisieron transmitir, a través de este mural, la ternura y la inocencia que debemos proteger durante la niñez. También buscaron recordar que los niños tienen derecho al descanso, al esparcimiento y a la recreación en su vida diaria.

La verdad que eso justamente es lo que pude observar con este bonito mural, que nos hace comprender la sencillez de las cosas, a veces, los niños son felices simplemente disfrutando de su día al aire libre, sintiendo el aire en el rostro y disfrutando la compañía de sus animalitos.

Debemos respetar eso, cuidarlos y apoyarlos durante su crecimiento para que puedan tener una vida plena y hermosa.

Me gusta mucho cuando los murales nos hacen reflexionar y nos permiten ver más allá de las imágenes o los dibujos. Es interesante conocer el sentimiento que ponen los artistas en sus obras, aquello que los inspira y lo que quieren transmitirnos a través de su arte.

Espero les haya gustado el mural de esta semana, ¡nos vemos en mi siguiente post!

English version

CCC's Street Art Contest #324: A little llama, a girl, and a message to take care of

Good morning, Street Art community. It seems that, over the past few weeks, the murals I've been bringing you have a lot of llamas, hehe. But you must understand that it is a very characteristic animal of Bolivia, and that's why it appears so frequently in our art.

This mural I found was on streets a bit more hidden, but close to the areas that tourists usually frequent. Now that I observe street art more closely, I decided to start walking through less known places, where I have found great murals like this one.

Title: Untitled
Location: City of La Paz, Bolivia
Date of the work: Unknown
Artists: Unnamed
Photographs: Taken with my Xiaomi phone
Additional information: Save the Children Bolivia

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CCC's Street Art Contest #324/The Creative Spark That Must Not Fade [ENG/SPA]

isaacmartiubeda — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 23:52:15 GMT

Hello! How are you doing, Street Art community? Today I want to bring you a very beautiful story about the creative process we experience and, of course, some wonderful murals where you can appreciate all the creativity that Panamanian people have.

Have you ever felt that, as a person, you have a spark that makes you think, reflect, and want to do something different with your day? Yes, here in the mural we are going to see how creativity plays an important role, because we see that this is something every human being should have—or at least continue cultivating throughout life.

Because, if you remember, ever since we were small, we grew up with that gift of questioning everything in life. Children are naturally creative; they are always asking questions about how the world works.

In the mural, you will be able to see how a person is born out of creativity, born out of colors, and the color that represents creativity in the mural is the color blue. We are all born with a creative spark, and despite growing older, it is something to reflect on and keep nurturing—even though as we grow up, we may encounter multiple factors that can cause the flame of creativity to either ignite or fade away.

Yes, because as we grow up, we face different ideas right from the first place where we are raised: our family, then friends, school, environment, work, and society as a whole. While growing up, we might still let ourselves be influenced by what others think, and if someone tells you that what you are doing is wrong while creating art, without good company, you might stick to that idea and your creative process could be extinguished.

That is why observing the mural is so important. When born, the blue character feels excited about creating. It is a color filled with enthusiasm to show its talent to the world, but something happens in the story: the character feels lonely and doesn't know who to share its talent with.

We can see the blue character alone, even though in this part of the image we see it creating, painting, and taking photos. There is even a long keyboard/piano visible; for me, this connects to music.

There are yellow colors that, in my view, represent pure creativity. Also, the way this beautiful mural is crafted is in a comic/storyboard format. Surely the artist wants to convey emotions through the painting and show that, even during moments of solitude, we can find beauty in making art.

Through the art, we can see that the blue character was truly discovering itself, experimenting with colors, and putting its creativity to the test. The character explores musical notes, testing through trial and error—something truly fundamental for anyone who wants to learn to paint and create art.

We can also see that, through this self-discovery process, Blue eventually met other characters who, just like him, love creating art and being creative. Blue discovers a place where it can share its passion with other colors.

As you can see, its friends are holding the star together. To me, this means that Blue finally found friends to learn, grow, and improve with. Also, you can see more colors sitting in a classroom, learning about the wonderful world of creativity. In the end, it closes with the phrase: "We can all fit in."

This whole story makes me think about the talents we can cultivate as individuals. Discovering them might feel like a solitary process at first, but later on, you meet other people or find places with your same tastes and abilities that can help you unleash your full potential.

Thank you all for reading my post. I hope you enjoyed the mural, and special thanks to @waralotito for inspiring me to give my best, hehe, when creating.

🎨 Title: The Creative Spark That Must Not Fade
📍 Location: Los Ángeles / Panama City
📅 Date of work: Unknown
🖌️ Artist: Unknown
📸 Photographs: Taken with my phone 📱

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¡Hola! ¿Cómo están, comunidad de Street Art? Hoy quiero traerles una historia muy bonita sobre el proceso creativo que se vive y, claro, unos bonitos murales donde podrás ver toda la creatividad que tiene la gente panameña.

¿Te ha pasado que, como persona, tienes una chispa que te hace pensar, reflexionar, querer hacer algo diferente en el día? Sí, aquí en el mural vamos a ver cómo la creatividad juega un papel importante, porque vemos que esto es algo que todo ser humano debería tener o, al menos, seguirla cultivando en la vida.

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(ENG/ESP) 🎨📸⚾️ CCC's Street Art Contest #324: Mural inspired by a passion for baseball / Mural inspirado en la pasión por el beisbol 🎨📸⚾️

suezoe — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 19:50:57 GMT

ENGLISH CONTENT

Hello to all the members of this community and fellow street art enthusiasts! After some time away, I’ve finally found a mural to share—and, as a bonus, I can enter it into the community’s weekly contest. The mural is located in the northern part of the city of Barquisimeto (Venezuela) and was created by Jost_painter. I’ve spotted some interesting street art in the north, but it’s often right in the middle of the road—making it impossible for me to photograph, as I don’t have a private vehicle.

Anyway, I was really glad that, while I was walking toward the transport area, I came across this mural. It’s a sort of tribute to baseball, which is one of the most important sports in the country. I love that the mural is located right next to a field—a spot that gets packed with players on the weekends (I think they even hold baseball lessons for kids there), despite the relentless sun, haha!

The phrases visible in the drawing read: "Dream, work hard, believe in yourself, and everything will be possible" and "We are more than just a team; we are an entire country playing together—Venezuela in every swing!"... I love motivational phrases like these, because if you’re observant enough to notice the mural, you won’t just see an amazing illustration—you might also find a phrase that truly touches your soul ✨

✨ Thank you very much for visiting my post. I hope you found it interesting ✨

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💚 Until next time! 💚

CONTENIDO EN ESPAÑOL

¡Hola a todos los integrantes de esta comunidad y amantes del arte callejero! Luego de un tiempo de ausencia, por fin he encontrado un mural para mostrar y adicional a ello, participar en el concurso semanal de la comunidad. El mural se encuentra en la zona Norta de la ciudad de Barquisimeto (Venezuela) y fue realizado por Jost_painter. He visto arte callejero interesante por el Norte, pero en medio de la vía, lo cual se me hace imposible fotografiar al no contar con un transporte privado.

Pero bueno, me alegré bastante de que, cuando me encontraba caminando en camino a la zona de transporte, me encontré con el mural. Es una especie de tributo al beisbol, siendo uno de los deportes más importantes en el país. Me encanta que el mural se encuentre justamente al lado de una cancha, la cual se llena de jugadores los fines de semana (creo que allí, dan clases de beisbol para niños también) a pesar del sol inclemente jaja.

Las frases que pueden apreciarse en el dibujo, dicen: "Sueña, trabaja, cree en ti y todo será posible" y "Somos más que un equipo, somos un país entero jugando juntos ¡Venezuela en cada swing!"... Adoro las frases motivacionales de este tipo, porque si eres lo suficientemente observador como para fijarte en el mural, no sólo verás una asombrosa ilustración, sino también es posible que alguna frase te llegue al alma ✨

✨ Muchas gracias por haber visitado mi publicación. Espero que les haya parecido interesante ✨

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💚 ¡Hasta una próxima oportunidad! 💚

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STREET ART #278 – »End of the Line» street art festival in Aalborg, Denmark (8)

digi-me — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 14:21:48 GMT

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This will be my last post from the street art festival in Aalborg. I am really glad that I had the opportunity to be in Aalborg this year. The best part of being there, was for me to see the artists working and in this way follow the development of their work.

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This wall is a free standing wall. Most of the artists attending the festival have been painting on wooden boards that was removed after the festival. But because Karolinelund park is used by artists all the year round, this is one of the permanent walls. This work might be here for some time.

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More than 30 artists have participated in the 4-day long street art festival in Aalborg. Both local and international artists have produced amazing work at "End of the Line", which is currently Denmark's largest art and music festival. In addition to seeing the artists in action, musical concerts were also held. The 3rd edition of the festival took place from 13th to 16th of August 2026 in the city park called Karolinelund.

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This work is painted on the end wall of a huge building in the park. This means the work is not removed right away.

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One month later, when I was back in Aalborg, I went to Karolinelund again. The painting was still here. I have tried to compare my photos from August with those in September to check if it really was finished when I had the last look. On the photos from September, I noticed a few more details.

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This painting is on the opposite end wall on the same building. I also took this photo in September and noticed it wasn't quite finished in August either. It is great to see that these walls haven't been repainted too quickly after the festival. The inhabitants of Aalborg can still enjoy them. Now I am already looking forward to next years festival.

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Street Art #928 Caitlin Donagh, Montreal

heroldius — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 19:24:30 GMT

Today, we’re moving on from the Under Pressure festival, which I’ve been showcasing for the past few weeks. There're still three or four walls left to share, including the two main ones. But I’m not happy with my current photos; there are a bit too many cars or other things in front of the murals. In the meantime, here is a work I began photographing in Montreal back in the summer of 2025. Because of the trees, I’ve tried to capture a better view of Caitlin McDonagh’s work during each season. With this post, let me know which season is your favorite... 😀

Aujourd'hui, nous allons quitter le festival Under Pressure présenté depuis quelques semaines. Il me manque trois ou quatre murs à présenter dont les deux principaux. Mais je n'aime pas mes photos pour le moment, un peu trop de voitures ou autre devant les murales. En attendant, c'est une œuvre que j'ai commencé à prendre en photo durant l'été 2025 à Montréal. Avec les arbres, j'ai essayé chaque saison d'avoir une meilleure vue sur le travail de Caitlin Donagh. Vous me direz quelle est votre saison préférée... 😀

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This mural is located on the wall of the Santropol association at Terrasses Roy in Montreal. This stretch of Roy street has been closed to traffic and transformed into an urban garden, complete with seating areas where you can enjoy offerings from the neighborhood—such as the empanadas from La Chilenita.

Cette murale se trouve sur le mur de l'association Santropol sur les Terrasses Roy à Montréal. Ce bout de la rue Roy a été fermé à la circulation et transformé en jardin urbain avec des espaces pour s'assoir et profiter de ce que le quartier peut offrir comme les empanadas de la Chilenita.

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The older version dates back several years and was produced by :
FR : L'ancienne version date de plusieurs années réalisée par :
Pantonio, StreetArt #289.

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Caitlin Donagh

I stumbled upon the creation of this mural by chance in the summer of 2025. Caitlin Donagh, a Canadian artist and muralist, was in the process of putting the finishing touches on her work. Her art is often inspired by nature and features a harmonious color palette, as can be seen, for instance, in the flower shown in the photo below 🔽.

Je suis tombé par hasard sur la réalisation de cette murale lors de l'été 2025. Caitlin Donagh, artiste et muraliste canadienne, était en train de finaliser son œuvre. Son travail est souvent lié à la nature avec une harmonie dans la palette de couleurs, à voir en particulier sur la fleur sur la photo ci-dessous.

The front facade of the Santropol was hidden by the foliage of two trees. I waited until autumn, hoping to get a better view of this part of the mural. The colors of the leaves are truly beautiful, but, unfortunately, the mural isn't entirely visible.

La façade avant du Santropol était cachée par le feuillage de deux arbres. J'ai attendu l'automne pour essayer d'avoir une meilleure vue sur cette partie de la murale. Les couleurs des feuilles sont vraiment belles mais par contre la murale n'est pas visible complétement.

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Another beautiful work (presented in Spanish/English).

jlufer — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:17:45 GMT

No puedo dejar de admitir que amo este ¨espacio¨: donde aprovecho para enseñarles a los ¨apasionados¨: la belleza que tenemos en el centro de ¨ciudad¨:

I must admit that I love this "space"—a place where I can show those who are "passionate" about such things the beauty found in the heart of the "city."

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En esta oportunidad les traigo otra ¨belleza¨: del interior de la provincia

This time, I’m sharing another "gem" from the interior of the province.

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Que bien se siento estar nuevamente allí

How good it feels to be there again

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Me emociona estar nuevamente y ver como esta todo. Hicieron algo realmente genial

I'm excited to be back and see how everything is. They did something truly great

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La ¨belleza¨: que les estoy enseñando ha sido creada pensando en una ¨señora¨: que hizo un gran trabajo por el país; algo que el ¨artista¨: hace ver en su trabajo.

The "beauty" I am showing you was created in honor of a "lady" who did a great service for the country; something that the “artist” highlights in his work.

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Weekly StreetArt #241 (🎁 : 1 HBD to share in HIVE)

heroldius — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 19:45:12 GMT

As happens every Monday, it’s time for Weekly StreetArt, your weekly dose of #StreetArt. There are lots of yellow and red leaves on the ground in the streets of Montreal, forming a beautiful carpet. It’s also a sign that winter is on the way; the nights are getting chilly now. But the "cold season" for StreetArt hasn't quite begun here yet 😀.

Comme chaque lundi, voici venir le temps du Weekly StreetArt, votre dose de #StreetArt hebdomadaire. Beaucoup de feuilles jaune et rouge au sol dans les rues de Montréal, cela fait un beau tapis. Cela annonce aussi l'hiver, les nuits sont fraiches maintenant. Mais la "Saison Froide" du StreetArt n'a pas encore commencé ici 😀.

For this edition of Weekly StreetArt, I’m showing you a mural that I’ve been meaning to share for some time now. It’s a perfect fit for this space. This work is located in a park on Coupal street in Montreal. The work celebrates history and culture of the neighborhood, incorporating a quote by Christian Le Guillochet, a French actor:
"One must create action, because action creates movement, and movement draws people in."

Pour illustrer ce Weekly StreetArt, c'est une murale que je voulais présenter il y a quelques temps déjà. Alors c'est parfait ici pour cette oeuvre se trouvant dans un parc de la rue Coupal à Montréal. Elle célèbre l'histoire et la culture avec cette phrase de Christian Le Guillochet, un acteur de théâtre français :
"Il faut créer l'action parce que l'action crée le mouvement et que le mouvement entraine des individus".

Last Week

Members	New Members	Active Users	Nb Posts	Ecency Points
1753 🔼	5 🔼	51 🔼	19 🔼	106 🔽

This week, the Street Art community welcomed 5 new members. It was a big week with almost 20 posts and 5 new members. I hope this isn't just a passing trend. Welcome to 🔽

Cette semaine, la communauté Street Art a accueilli 5 nouveaux membres. Cela fut une grosse semaine avec presque 20 posts et 5 nouveaux membres. J'espère que ce n'est pas passager. Bienvenu à :


@rashidizy007	@avanft	@ini-odu	@uncleluke
@chiderah66

Selection

🏆 The 3 picks of the week
Here are the three posts that caught my eye this week. As always, this choice is subjective - our community is brimming with quality posts!

For each publication highlighted in the Weekly StreetArt :

Feel free to check out the photos and original texts on the posts (they're definitely worth a look!).
Don't forget to leave an upvote to encourage the creators!

Important for selected authors: Please indicate if you want your HIVE reward in the comments of this post.

The images shown here are previews only - discover the complete works by visiting the original publications!

🏆 Les 3 sélections de la semaine
Voici les trois articles qui ont retenu mon attention cette semaine. Comme toujours, ce choix est subjectif - notre communauté regorge de posts de qualité !

Pour chaque publication mise en avant :

N'hésitez pas à consulter les photos et les textes originaux sur les posts (elles valent vraiment le détour !)
Pensez à laisser un upvote pour encourager les créateurs

Important pour les auteurs sélectionnés : Merci d'indiquer si vous voulez votre récompense HIVE en commentaire de ce post.

Les images présentées ici ne sont que des aperçus - découvrez les œuvres complètes en visitant les publications originales !

@seckorama - Ljubljana (Slovenia)

He had promised a second part to his post about #StreetArt in Ljubljana, and @seckorama has kept his word with another superb selection of works. His post is well worth a look, especially for the letterings featured at the end. I really like it... Great job.

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CCC's Street Art Contest #324 | 🎁 : 100% Liquid Payout and Ecency points as Prize Pool & Winners of #323

digi-me — Sun, 25 Oct 2026 16:59:36 GMT

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Happy hello everyone and welcome!😃😃 With 4 participants here are the winners of edition 323 and congratulations to all.🔥🚀 And thank you very much for joining everyone, and welcome to the next edition! And thank you to our supporters @trincowski, @heroldius, @tobetada, @qwerrie, and everyone else ofc! Thank you all for making it so fun!😃 And as always, to involve the community, we would like to invite participants to guest judge in periods, leave a comment if you want to judge or know some who would. So, lets do it again! So calling for all previous participants and winners to join! @waralotito, @villasmilhfoto, @vesytz, @wendyth16, @ritaetim, @danielaserena, @florecitamejias, @ottofer, @ripebanana, @suteru, @marilour, @mxulxdxn, @pablito.saldo, @luca1777, @soyunasantacruz, @moonlight222, @vicent21, @cryptomother, @danielgye, @themagus, @tahastories1, @nozem01, @yusmelys, @preciouz-01, @jaybnb, @nanawrites, @jesuslnrs, @eminentsam48, @ades.ink, @moaz-sabir, @itz.inno, @ducecrypto, @edina76, @wikaatje, @estilodereba, @curamax, @gabrielatravels, @cryptoreforma, @dailyspam, @zoricatech, @justonehope, @coolmidwestguy, @mariafrancesita, @niznov, @alfrin, @gaboamc2393, @juva, @aboutheraklion, @psyshock, @hadrianwild, @jordy0827, @jane1289, @cetb2008, @hjrrodriguez, @dawnoner, @vickoly, @joetunex, @haastrecht, @melyxaluna, @socbes1, @iscrak, @alex2alex, @sam9999, @lanoican, @fonestreet, @mellanna, @zhanavic69, @jishan5, @stdd, @pearlie123, @xrayman, @teukuadam, @jcchelme, @luchyl, @fokusnow, @jadeaca, @hoosie, @yorgar, @doriangel, @irvet, @jacoalberts, @missagora, @redvertigo, @ganya.grak, @moretea, @ygoob, @eddwood, @umirais, @tatdt, @pravesh0, @lileisabel, @iqbalnindol, @baluvana-galia, @shohana1, @duvinca, @macoolette, @castri-ja, @deska89, @valentinaboroday, @borderline.babe, @nara61, @deliberate, @driptorchpress, @wanderingmoon, @raj808, @chacald.dcymt, @dayadam, @jlufer, @misslasvegas, @isabelpena, @ismaelgranados, @leeart, @irisworld, @oscarps, @nastena9, @katerinaramm, @dontcare89, @kattycrochet, @pumarte, @tengolotodo, @leaky20, @harveyword, @awalinayva, @petrolinivideo, @jorgemarinnieto, @victa1, @lifeskills-tv, @lukasbachofner, @silvia1973, @street-ar, @akida, @chocolatescorpi, @melinda010100, @bytzz, @adalger, @akukamaruzzaman, @lightcaptured, @tropicarlos, @feiderman, @strawberrry, @toffygraphy, @unuma, @ifarmgirl, @yhuddee111, @blind-spot, @zirochka, @littlebee4, @wazza84, @photohaus, @ipul27, @danny.green, @parissousa, @marc-allaria, @ormembar, @coquicoin, @alt3r, @septymahija, @miriannalis, @nesmeliy, @eto-ka, @gems.and.cookies, @agreste, @suezoe, @latinocaracas, @ellenripley, @carolinacardoza, @leifasaur, @tommyl33, @marshmellowman, @olesia, @karbea, @brittandjosie, @may2015, @belkisa758, @trippymane, @karma-panorama, @crisalayon, @tinman88, @street-art, @failingforwards, @chaodietas, @adinapoli, @friendlymoose, @sharker, @qwerrie, @scubahead, @carlagonz, @victorbz, @ervin-lemark, @dandays, @nenio, @femcy-willy, @numasi, @pegarissimo, @happyfrog420-new, @kingaddz, @maestroali, @escriptora, @tali72, @oleg1119, @diosarich168, @grindle, @neshk, @hivesuperman, @karinxxl, @itsfall173, @tjoe123, @lalakhes, @betterthanhome, @defolumal, @justinparke, @cryptosimplify, @kaptnkalle, @myfreshes, @stortebeker, @jurich60, @phoenixwren, @heroldius, @curart38, @trincowski

Winners of #323

1ST PLACE
@hylene74
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2ND PLACE
@jlufer
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3RD PLACE
@heroldius
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HONORABLE MENTIONS
@waralotito
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@5
Post your Street art picture and link as a comment in this post to officially enter.

@6
Post your Street art picture and link as a comment in this post to officially enter.

@7
Post your Street art picture and link as a comment in this post to officially enter.

@8
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Welcome all Street Art fans for #324

We have seen a lot of great street art post on Hive and want to make a contest for everyone who loves street art. Share some of your coolest, beautiful or powerful finds from any place in the world.

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