Doggy style is a series of painting in oil and acrylic by the artist Vera Uvarova. The series counts more than 20 works whose main characters are dogs.

Since her arrival to the Raval neighbourhood of Barcelona, the artist has developed a striving to portray unban life and street art of the city through the dogs. Vera uses this animal as a metaphor for the street spirit that is roaming around the city in a restless search for food, shelter or even affection.

For the artist, the essence of her work is in retrieving street life of her characters, whom she has met throughout her life, mostly skaters, rappers, writers, street artists and various misfits. Artist's vision is not limited to Raval, but embraces similar communities like the Venice Beach in Los Angeles, California or Macba In Barcelona. Despite the touch of vulnerability typical for these communities, the artist seeks to highlight how they managed to become the centre of the affection and familiarity, governed by deeds and rules, the code of the street, based above all on the notion of respect.