Street Demons skins out now!

New champion, new Street Demons  and Mythic Taliyah skin has just been released!

Check out Streets Demons Briar, Neeko, Zyra, Brand, Mundo and Rengar! New Crystalis Motus Taliyah has been added to the Mythic store!

 

Street Demon Briar

1350RP

Whether you see her violently in-your-face tags that inspire audiences to get WILD, or her more relaxed art rife with cheeky humor, Briar’s work makes an impression. As a jiangshi, she feeds off of the energy her art creates, so which style she uses really just depends on how hungry Briar is.

 

 

Street Demon Neeko

1350RP

An up-and-coming young kappa new to the Styxbridge scene, Neeko is ready to make her magical mark on the walls of this city. Though she is a veritable creative chameleon, able to adopt any artistic style, her own signature work is known for its bright and bubbly attitude, bringing a smile to anyone who sees her tags.

 

Street Demon Zyra

1350RP

Zyra is a devil whose work speaks for itself. Famous enough to be known by a single-name moniker, she has captivated the people of Styxbridge with her elegant style and effortless grace. In Zyra’s skilled hands, paint flowers across concrete and blooms in every alley, claiming each slice of the city as Zyra’s own.

 

Street Demon Brand

1350RP

A will-o’-wisp with bombastic style, Brand’s art is all about embracing your inner power and letting it it EXPLODE! (His work features lots of exclamation points.) He’s famous for using destruction as an unconventional tool to create beautiful images: acid washes, cracked concrete, and, of course, burning.

 

 

Street Demon Mundo

1350RP

An abstract genius of the highest caliber with a doctorate in fine art, Mundo’s reckless and wild finger painting has earned him a lot of respect in the artistic community for its high-concept analysis of the monster/human condition. (Mundo isn’t sure what that means; he’s just happy that people like his work!)

 

Street Demon Rengar

1350RP

Rengar is a famous artist throughout the city, a master of hiding his work in plain sight, only to have it leap out at viewers when they least expect it. When TagFest rolls around, it’s common to see Rengar’s fans scouring the streets for his pieces, discovering art in surprising and unconventional places and proudly posting photos to social media.