Tom Miller

<div>An outstanding piece from one of Bristol's emerging artistic talents who is equally at home on canvas or walls.<br><br>More at: <a href="https://scooj.org/2017/01/30/597-james-street-1/">https://scooj.org/2017/01/30/597-james-street-1/</a></div>

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Cheo

Soker

<div>A large mural from two artists Cheo and Soker from the ASK crew, who enjoy working together. This is on the side of the Duke building and depicts Wallace and Gromit, popular animated characters from Aardman productions, by Cheo and the Bristol writing by Soker.<br><br>More from here: <a href="https://scooj.org/2017/08/23/964-bond-street-1/">https://scooj.org/2017/08/23/964-bond-street-1/</a></div>

Banksy

Girl With The Pierced Eardrum

N4T4

Philth

<div>A wonderful pair of portraits by N4T4 and Philth for Upfest 2017. They valiantly battled the elements to produce this exquisite piece.</div>

Connor Harrington

<div>Created for the 2012 edition of the See No Evil Festival</div>

M-City

Tats Cru

<div>Created for the 2011 edition of the See No Evil Festival</div>

Welcome to Bristol

Aryz

Wolf Boy

Shaun the Sheep

Daniela de Castro

<div>Part of the Upfest 2022;<br>This mural is special because it is the first ever "stereo-mural" - it has a hand-painted stereogram. Stereograms (also magic-eye images) were popular illusions in the 90s, where if you look at them correctly, a 3D message or image pops out. The mural has a hand-painted QR code with instructions for viewing the secret words. Viewers who take a couple of minutes to play the game get a fun surprise.&nbsp;</div>

Stereo Mural

Incwel

Still Sane

Swalt

Alex Lucas

<div>This is one of five murals known as the Five Sisters, painted by female Bristol artists.</div>

One of the five sisters pieces

Harriet Wood (HazardOne)

<div>Hazard's largest wall to date and utterly spectacular.<br><br>More in this <a href="https://scooj.org/2021/09/07/3917-wilder-street-42/">post</a></div>

Ments

<div>Ments painted this fluid piece as part of Upfest 2021 and the 75 walls in 75 days initiative. Most of his work is in spots that get overpainted on a weekly basis, so it is nice to see something a little more permanent.</div>

Kosc

<div>This nightwatchman, is painted on the side of the Charley Box - a sort of overnight jail for miscreants.&nbsp;</div>

Charley box

3Dom

<div>A wonderful surreal piece from Bristol artist 3Dom</div>

Silent Hobo

<div>There are plenty of Silent Hobo pieces in the area. This is probably one of the smaller ones.</div>

Zoe Power

<div>A beautiful full wall mural from Bristol's Zoe Power</div>

Gage Graphics

<div>One of several Gage Graphics murals in the area - with reference to Aardman animations.</div>

<div>Banksy visits his home city and leaves behind this lovely old lady sneezing and losing her false teeth.</div>

Aachoo!

Sophie Long

<div>One of several stunning murals on this row of houses above the Upfest shop - this one from Sophie Long</div>

Mr Djoul

<div>A Spaceinvader lookalike, but this is by French tile artist Mr Djoul - one of two in the centre of Bristol.</div>

<div>A playful and sureal piece by Bristol's 3Dom in the car parking space of Bishopston Tiles.</div>

<div>A valentine's Banksy that appeared on the night of 12/13 February 2020. Scaffolding went up and came down overnight and the local community woke up to this beautiful stencil and flower installation. Within a day perspex was placed over the stencil and removed and by the 15 February the piece had been badly dogged. These pictures were taken on 14 February 2020. Banksy learned his art under the watchful eye of John Nation a youth club worker at Barton Hill youth club around the corner from this piece. Banksy coming home.</div>

Valentine's Banksy

Jody

<div>A nice environmental piece by Bristol's Jody, urging more action on plastic waste</div>

Cause

Mr Penfold

<div>A nice mural from Mr Penfold on the 'To the Moon Cafe' This piece has since been expanded to the building on the right.</div>

Xenz

<div>A beautiful commission piece on the side of a building showing off Xenz's talent for large landscapes - check out the little birds. See <a href="https://scooj.org/2020/01/01/2664-dean-lane/">Natural Adventures blog post&nbsp;&nbsp; <br></a>&nbsp;www.scooj.org</div>

<div>A stunning mural by Zoe Power, with a little Matisse influence going on. More at www.scooj.org</div>

Goin

<div>A fabulous stencil from Goin created as part of Upfest's 'Summer Editions' in 2019 in lieu of the festival which was enjoying a year off.</div>

Add to Cart

<div>An extraordinary piece from Bristol's greatest emerging talent Tom Miller - more on www.scooj.org</div>

Michele Curtis

Paintsmiths

<div>Another extraordinary mural by Michele Curtis and Paintsmiths to honour seven great individuals who led the civil rights movement in Bristol. This wall recognises Clifford Drummond.</div>

Seven Saints of St Paul's

<div>Another magnificent mural (one of seven) commemorating the civil rights activist Barbara Dettering. Stunning.</div>

Andy Council

<div>A fine piece by Andy Council featuring two dragons over a new shop called Creative Space.</div>

<div>A classic piece from Bristol's Andy Council featuring a peacock which is pieced together with architectural building blocks. A bit out of the way, but worth the visit.</div>

Peacock

<div>One of 3Dom's abstract pieces adorning the side of this building.</div>

Irony

<div>A beautiful piece by Irony which was painted as part of Upfest's Summer Editions event. The piece was ten years in the making and is an updated version of a early stencil by the artist. Magnificent.</div>

Self Portrait

<div>A beautiful cat stencil on the fire exit of the King's Shilling club. Look out for the JPS on the cat's back. Another of these in Chishester and Weston Super Mare.</div>

Kin Dose

<div>An amazing photorealistic piece by Kin Dose (Nick Harvey) as part of the Upfest Summer Editions event.</div>

Deamze

Kleiner Shames

Paul Monsters

<div>An outstanding collaboration by Soker and Paul Monsters completed in June 2019. The geometric patterns arev by Paul Monsters and the writing by Soker.<br><br>Formerly this wall had a collaboration between Deamze and Kleiner Shames at the back entrance of the Sofa Project. There is always some great street art here.</div>

<div>As part of the Upfest Summer Editions Jody completed this extraordinary homage to Greta Thunberg. A perfect wall to commemorate the changing attitudes towards the climate crisis.</div>

Greta Thunberg

<div>One of seven outstanding murals in St Paul's by Michele Curtis and Paintsmiths which celebrate the lives of first generation immigrants who arrived in Bristol and campaigned for civil rights.</div>

Seven Saints of St Pauls - Roy Hackett

<div>An old piece by Banksy now kept under perspex, worth a look.</div>

Rose Trap

<div>Sensational Lynx by ATM who specialises in wildlife murals and bringing nature to the attention of the public in unusual places.</div>

Lynx

My Dog Sighs

<div>A little gift to Bristol by My Dog Sighs painted at the same time as his large collaboration mural with Curtis Hylton on the adjacent wall.</div>

Curtis Hylton

<div>Painted at the end of April 2019, this incredible collaboration was organised by Upfest, as part of a summer of street art in lieu of the Upfest Festival (Europe's largest street art festival) which is taking a gap year in 2019.</div>

<div>Beautiful mural on the side of a shob by Bristol's 'beating heart' Silent Hobo.</div>

Unknown

<div>Beautiful new piece by Jodi, a Bristol artist, on the front of a recently opened restaurant.</div>

Bex Glover

<div>Beautiful mural featuring a Bristol fox by Bex Glover, a local artist.</div>

<div>Stunning oriental style piece from Kin Dose adding to the high-end street art in this part of town</div>

<div>A mural full of movement and bicycles by a rising star in the Bristol art scene, Tom Miller.</div>

<div>Beautiful oriental style piece by Kin Dose featuring a gaisha and kingfisher.</div>

Sled One

Smak

<div>Sensational collaboration in an oriental style by Smak and Sled One - these boards tend to have a low turnover, so these pieces may remain for a while.</div>

<div>Amazing work from Bristol-based artist Tom Miller - this piece was started in January 2019 but was not completed untol March - had to wait a long time for this one. Beautiful location for a mural.</div>

Braga Last1

<div>A nice Darth Vader shutter piece by this brilliant Belgian artist.</div>

Global Collectables

Anna Higgie

<div>A wonderful commission from 'We the Curious' a museum formerly known as @Bristol by Anna Higgie highlighting climate change.</div>

Climate Change Mural

<div>A wonderful piece by wildlife specialist ATM to celebrate the importance of honey bees as pollinators&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Kid Crayon

<div>An old one from Kid Crayon tucked away in a private garage. It is unusual to see it withour cars parked.</div>

Sepr

Piro

45rpm

<div>This is a lovely Tribute to the wonderful DJ Derek who lived in the area and who passed away in 2016 after going missing for some weeks. The four Bristol artists Sepr, Deamze, Piro and 45rpm collaborated to produce the piece.</div>

DJ Derek Tribute

Decay

<div>Painted for the St Pauls Carnival in 2018, this is a variant on the normal colours used for Decay's abstract work.</div>

<div>Amazing Halloween wall created by Bristol's Kin Dose and featuring the Nightmare Before Christmas.<br><br>Previously a fine piece from Goin created during Upfest 2017 and a survivor of the 2018 festival with a small revision where somebody has whited out the S, so it now reads Bull hits Tories.</div>

<div>This is a wonderful old piece by Bristol illustrator and muralist Alex Lucas. This area of Montpelier in Bristol is pepperesd with her fabulous work.</div>

Cheba

Ghaleb Hawila

<div>This is a fabulous collaboration between Bristol's Cheba (the silhouetted figure) and Ghaleb Hawila (caligraphy): it says: <br><em><br>'The cure and the disease are within but you don't see. And you think you're small as dust but the whole universe is within you'.</em></div>

Zase

<div>This is a fabulous new piece by Zase on a recently redeveloped building on Newfoundland Road.</div>

Andrew Burns Colwill

<div>This magnificent trompe l'oeil piece by Bristol's Andrew Burns Colwill has adorned this wall since 2011 and still looks as fresh as a daisy. Off the beaten track and in a rather well-heeled part of town, it is well worth a look.</div>

And the giant looks on still waiting...

Stewy

<div>&nbsp;Anthony Wedgwood Benn, or Tony Benn, will be forever remembered as the Bristol South East Labour MP who ruffled the feathers of the establishment with his hard left wing views. An adopted son of Bristol and much loved MP. This is a lovely tribute to Tony Benn by Stewy.&nbsp;</div>

<div>Cary Grant was a native of Bristol, and Stewy has recognised this with a stencil above an art shop. Cary Grant went to Bishop Road Primary School just around the corner.</div>

Cary Grant

Dabuten Tronko

<div>One of two 2018 pieces in the vacinity by Dabuten Tronko on a visit to Bristol.</div>

<div>One of two pieces by this artist featuring his deconstructed rowing boats, painted during early 2018.</div>

Tim Marsh

<div>A mischievous Bart Simpson in the guise of Dali and Banksy on a new wall for Upfest 2018</div>

Salvador Banksy

About Ponny

<div>A beautiful little stencil that appeared during Upfest 2018. It is in an area with a lot of graffiti and turnover is high, but I think this gem might survive.</div>

Michel Velt

Elafil

<div>A new wall for Upfest 2018. A fine collaboration from Michel Velt and Elafil which should remain until 2020 because there is no Upfest in 2019.</div>

Rosk & Loste

<div>This piece replaces some absolute corkers by Louis Masai in 2016, Dzia in 2017. It is by Sicilian duo Rosk and Loste and was created for Upfest 2018. Stunning.</div>

3rdeye

<div>3rdeye is a Bristol artist who occasionally hits the streets and usually paints for Upfest. This is his wonderful new wall at Upfest 2018. His monsters rarely disappoint.</div>

Annatomix

<div>An outstanding Kingfisher by Annatomix in her geometric 'origami' style, produced for Upfest 2018</div>

Kingfisher

Angus

<div>This is a brilliant mosaic by Bristol street artist Angus and combines Banksy's Balloon Girl with Maggi Simpsons. A very popular piece at Upfest 2018</div>

Balloon Baby

John D'oh

<div>The genius of John D'oh is at work with this little stencil of a cat and mouse which was sprayed during the Upfest 2018 festival. It is opposite a masterful work by Andrew Burns Colwill.</div>

Louis Masai

<div>Fabulous coral reef piece from Louis Masai at Upfest 2018. This is the first time this wall has been painted from top to bottom, previously only the bottom half has been painted.</div>

<div>An astonishingly brilliant piece by Kowse One for Upfest 2018 where he makes great use of the half-rendered brick wall.</div>

David Blatch

<div>I'm not sure when this mural was painted, but I think it was some time in 2017. An outstanding commission piece on the wall of the Bridge Inn.</div>

Jimi Hendrix

Aspire

<div>Most of Aspire's brilliant birds have been buffed or painted over, and now that he has moved from Bristol to London, it is unusual to find any of his older works here. This quiet back street is the prefect place for his legacy.</div>

Unknown Artist

<div>Nestled over a building in the forecourt of a petrol station is this stunning goldfish for the observant to discover. Unknown artist.</div>

Goldfish

<div>This piece was painted over a few months from November 2017 and as well as this character, there are now several more on the wall of the Three Tuns pub.</div>

<div>Brilliant work from Bristol's Sean Sepr in this quiet back street</div>

<div>Part of a community art project, this fine mural by Sepr is found in this quiet back street in Easton</div>

<div>A nice corner piece by Andy Council on North Street, and another survivor of Upfest 2018 ( meaning that it didn't get buffed before the festival). Great to see these pieces remaining.</div>

<div>A huge end-of-terrace mural celebrating the diverse culture of Easton by one of Bristol's finest artists, Andrew Burns Colwill.</div>

<div>A beautiful three story mural commissioned by Bristol food connections on a wall that was begging for some decent street art. Silent Hobo is a local artist whose works can be found all over Bristol.</div>

Bristol Food Connections

<div>A recent makeover on a wall that had previously played host to another of his cosmic pieces. Great work from this Bristol Street artist.</div>

<div>A beautiful commission mural by Zase on the front and side of a recently refurbished restaurant.</div>

Feek

<div>A wonderful collaboration from Feek, 3Dom and Sepr for the Children's Cycle Exchange. Tucked away, but well worth the walk if visiting the graffiti on the M32 roundabout nearby.</div>

Children's Bicycle Exchange

Face 1st

Soap

<div>A lovely collaboration between PWA (Pirate Wall Art) stablemates Soap and Face 1st. Much of their work is transient, byt this wall might have some longevity.</div>

Inkie

<div>Mibzy/Mibsy whose real name was Matt Hibbert, had opened a spray paint shop (King of Paint) that many of the Bristol artists used for their supplies. Sadly he died in July 2014 aged only 39. There are many tributes to him in Bristol. This one is by Cheo and Inkie.</div>

Mibzy Tribute

<div>This piece by one of Bristol's most celebrated artists, Inkie, was sprayed for Upfest2017 and is tucked away in a back yard just off North Street.</div>

Copyright

<div>This is a lovely shutter piece (best to come at a weekend or evening) by Bristol based artist Copyright. Painted for Upfest 2017.</div>

<div>My Dog Sighs, from the south coast is better know for his amazing eye myrals. This is a character called Hugs that he also likes to spray, especially on his 'free art friday' pieces.</div>

Hugs

Loch Ness

<div>A shop front commission by Loch Ness, a Bristol street artist with a specialism in painting friendly monsters.</div>

<div>Loch Ness is a Bristol artist whose work often incorporates friendly monsters. More recent murals have concentrated on wildlife creations like this one.</div>

<div>This is a fine commission completed on Christmas Eve 2017 by Alex Lucas, a local Bristol artist. Street by street she is brightening up the city with her distinctive work.</div>

Artworks in Bristol