"Wow, Mishkin!" A street artist restored his graffiti after it was destroyed by utility workers.

A whole comic about a mole from a Czech cartoon created by an animator turned out to be Miller Zdenek. He appeared nearby Pushkin Park in Vladimir, directly on the surfaces of sewer manholes.

An artist who discreetly signs his work "Mishkin" painted the well back in 2021. This year, utility workers painted over the cartoon character's image. Mishkin then painted all four wells, creating something reminiscent of an animated series. In some episodes, the mole sleeps, the mole lights a fire, and the mole does other things. The wells are stacked one above the other, creating the impression of four stories in the mole's house.

This isn't the artist's first work. He previously created street art depicting the popular video game character Mario, and Mishkin's first public drawing was a portrait of the famous gymnast. Nikolai Andrianov in the courtyard of the building where he lived. Another of his drawings, "Window to Childhood," was also painted over by utility workers.

Most Vladimir residents still support the artist and receive positive emotions from his work.

Photo: "Garlic"