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Ever stared at an old painting and thought, "This dude would look way cooler in a hoodie?" Well, Scottish artist Ross Muir took that thought and ran with it!
He’s flipping famous old-school portraits into street-savvy fashionistas. Imagine saints with bling necklaces and glow-up halos that scream pop star vibes instead of church vibes. Yep, it’s as fun as it sounds.
Go check out his cool stuff on Instagram and his website!
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Van Gogh gets a sporty makeover too! From square-shaped fun to golfing in style with a visor, he’s basically the original hipster.
Other classic portraits suddenly act like they belong on a music album cover or the coolest street corner, decked out in hoodies and Adidas stripes.
Wait Till You See These Classic Paintings Rocking Streetwear!
Muir's remix of Van Dyke's self portrait with a street flair.
Muir doesn’t just throw on a jacket and call it art. He keeps the vibe of the original, then drops cool, modern details that totally change the mood.
Wait Till You See These Classic Paintings Rocking Streetwear!
Muir’s take on 'Pas Mèche' (Nothing Doing) by Jules Bastien-Lepage with some street style flair.
Like Frida Kahlo turning into “Frida Perry,” swapping her traditional look for a fresh polo and big hoops. It's like she’s heading to a party instead of a painting!
Completed It, Mate
Muir’s fresh spin on 'After the ball' from 1899, adding a cheeky modern vibe.
Ross's story? He started painting at 30 with zero formal training after getting some paints as a gift. What started as a hobby quickly turned into an art career that’s anything but basic.
His “Square Gogh” blew up online, galleries went wild, and lockdown didn’t stop him - he plastered his art all over Glasgow, even getting a shoutout from the Van Gogh Museum. Talk about a glow-up!
Now he’s officially a gallery artist, proving that old classics can totally rock the modern scene.
Wait Till You See These Classic Paintings Rocking Streetwear!
Ross gives Vladimir Tretchikoff’s 'Balinese girl' a fun street style twist.
The Bridge Home
Ross pops himself into Henri Rousseau’s 'Myself' painting - because why not?
Want more cool art? Check out Ross Muir’s Instagram and website and tell us which remix totally cracked you up!
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