Cbabi BayocMeet the artist behind the vibrant canvas, Cbabi Bayoc (pronounced Kuh-bob-bi), a creative force residing in St. Louis, Missouri. Known for his unique, bold, and colorful creations, his work carries a distinctive touch of "phunk." Originally named Clfford Miskell, Jr., he embraced the moniker CBABI (Creative-Black-Artist-Battling-Ignorance) during his formative years at Grambling State University. Later, BAYOC (Blessed-African-Youth-Of-Creativity) became a name that not only defined his art but also formed a profound connection shared with his children. Cbabi's artistic prowess extends beyond the canvas; he has contributed to the visual worlds of icons like Prince, Muhammad Ali, and Rap Pages magazine. His murals grace the streets of St. Louis, adding a burst of creativity to the city's landscape. Notably, Cbabi is celebrated for his renowned "365 Days with Dad" series, a collection that beautifully portrays and uplifts the image of Black fatherhood, creating a positive narrative that resonates with many. Read More Read Less