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Hector Campbell

Thomas Schoffelen

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Stephen Gledhill

Tim Marschang

Cheo

Wallace And Grommit 

3Dom

Untitled

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>

Stinkfish

<div>A fine piece by Stinkfish on the wall of a house at the edge of Mina Road park</div>

Decay

<div>One of two pieces sprayed on the same day by Decay, this one remains and is found on the side of a garage in Wilder Street.</div>

Nick Walker

Coat of Arms

Cosmo Sarson

Breakdancing Jesus

Braga Last1

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

Global Collectables

Zoe Power

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

Sepr

<div>Wobderful piece by Sepr in New Gatton Road on the edge of St Werburghs. It is next to a beautiful Louis Masai turtle, so a spot well worth visiting.</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>One of 3Dom's abstract pieces adorning the side of this building.</div>

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>

<div>Art supplies shop, sells spray cans and caps amongst other things</div>

Cass Art

<div>This incredibly detailed stencil, 'Spartacus' is a tribute to the Welsh actor Andy Whitfield who played the star role in the Starz TV production of Spartacus. He died in 2011 aged 39 of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.&nbsp;</div>

Spartacus

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>

Annatomix

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

Kingfisher

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Bath Skatepark

Gage Graphics

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

My Dog Sighs

<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

Tom Miller

<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>

Mau Mau

<div>The Mau Mau fox turns up in all sorts of places...usually up to no good.</div>

Bite the hand that feeds U

Banksy

Andy Council

<div>An incredible stallion in full gallop, put together with architectural elements by the magnificent local artist Andy Council whose work can be found dotted all over the city.</div>

Cheba

<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>

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>

Deamze

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

<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>

Loch Ness

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

Inkie

Therapy

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

Aachoo!

<div>A fine piece from Deamze, featuring comic heros Dennis the Menace and Minnie the Minx</div>

Exist to Resist

Tats Cru

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

Welcome to Bristol

Silent Hobo

<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>

Chinagirl Tile

<div>Small Ceramic rabbit with grenade.</div>

Voyder

<div>A recent collaboration by Voyder and 3Dom fior Upfest 2017. This fabulous pioece can be found on the wall of the Barclays Bank on East Street. Worth a really good look at the detail and the social commentary to be found there.<br><br>More at: <a href="https://scooj.org/2017/08/01/920-upfest-2017-2/">https://scooj.org/2017/08/01/920-upfest-2017-2/</a></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...

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Avon

Fin DAC

Jodi

<div>Fin DAC pieceCreated for Upfest 2016 It was replaced by this magnificent Jody piece at Upfest 2017</div>

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>

Odeith

<div>Created for Upfest 2016 - this wall has since been demolished.</div>

Zase

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

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>

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Riverside

<div>Created in 2006 and protected after 93% of respondents to a city council poll in favour of the piece staying</div>

Hanging Man

Jody

<div>This large wall was home to Fin Dac at Upfest 2016, but it is now adorned with a fabulous piece by local artist Jody. During Upfest 2017 it took Jody several days to complete, due to the changable weather.</div>

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>

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

<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>Absolutely stunning and vibrant piece from two of Bristol's best street artists from the ASK crew, Sepr on the left and 3Dom on the right. This sits over a 3Dom piece that has been there for years.</div>

Mild Mild West

Angus

<div>This fine mosaic by Angus was produced for Upfest 2017 and can be seen in the back yard of the Hen and Chicken on Greville Road. Street Fighter players might recognise it.</div>

Hadouken

Lakota

<div>Inkie and Bristol are intertwined. This piece was created for Upfest 2016 and is on the side of the Southbank club.<br><br>More from:&nbsp;<a href="https://scooj.org/2017/03/16/677-upfest-2016-104/">https://scooj.org/2017/03/16/677-upfest-2016-104/</a></div>

Southbank

<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

Jerry Rugg

Bird0

<div>Jerry Rugg painted this remarkable abstract/nature fusion for Upfest 2016 and it has remained ever since. A vibrant piece.</div>

<div>Two lovely musician pieces by Sepr. This spot seems to interchange between Sepr and Deamze roughly annually.</div>

<div>This fine owl by 45rpm has become part of the furniture on the Gloucester Road. This artist produces many fine examples of wildstyle all over Bristol, but his works seldom last as long as this one has.<br><br>More at: https://scooj.org/2016/04/21/194-gloucester-road-metropolis/</div>

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

<div>An old piece from the great Bristol master 3Dom, tucked away from public view.</div>

Fanakapan

Sweet Toof

<div>An old piece from Sweet Toof in the centre of Stokes Croft</div>

Aspire

<div>One of the last pieces Aspire sprayed before moving to London. Looking a little worse for wear but still there.</div>

<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>

Rowdy

<div>Rowdy is a local street artist whose characters are well known in the area. Most famous for his crocodiles which can be found all over Bristol.<br><br>More at: <a href="https://scooj.org/2015/11/20/70-picton-lane-4/">https://scooj.org/2015/11/20/70-picton-lane-4/</a></div>

Lilo

Dabuten Tronko

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

<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

sheOne

<div>Nick Walker piece created for the 2011 edition of the See No Evil Festival, sheOne detail added for the 2012 edition</div>

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

Sophie Long

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

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

M-City

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

Unknown

<div>A wonderful Vandal piece by Bristol's Nick Walker</div>

Vandal

<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

<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>

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>

Rapunzel

Ryder

2Keen

<div>Really unusual to have any street art in this area. On a large hoarding this is a bold statement collaboration by Ryder (the letters), Aspire (the dodo) and 2Keen (all the rest). It took 2Keen several days over a few weeks to finish this piece off.</div>

Redland

<div>This nice piece by Sepr, reminds us about the opposition to the opening of a new Tesco in Stokes Croft, an event that led to two days of rioting.</div>

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Dame Emily Park aka The Deaner

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>

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>A fine colourful piece by Sepr, off the beaten track.</div>

Feo Flip

Feek

<div>This wall was sprayed by Feek and 3Dom before the Brexit referendum and is a piece critical of UKIP and its leadership - look at how badly things have turned out since. <br><br>More at: <a href="https://scooj.org/2015/12/02/77-bolton-road-1/">https://scooj.org/2015/12/02/77-bolton-road-1/</a></div>

<div>This piece by Sepr has remained undisturbed for some years now, and is in great company. A few good walls here usually occupied by members of the ASK crew.</div>

<div>A fine commission by Sepr on the side of the Golden Lion pub.</div>

Golden Lion

<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>

<div>An iconic collaboration that has gone through at least three rebirths, all featuring a camel. 3Dom and Feek 'own' this space which is a landmark for commuters in North Bristol.<br><br>More at: <a href="https://scooj.org/2017/06/07/812-albert-park-2/">https://scooj.org/2017/06/07/812-albert-park-2/</a></div>

Where's the Camel

Dekor

<div>A stunning collaboration between Zase and Dekor, definitely worth the trip. This wall has had work from this pair for several years and is something of&nbsp; local landmark.</div>

El Mac

<div>This is a magnificent new abstract piece from 3Dom in Frogmore Street which has covered over the long standing work by RichT and 45RPM.&nbsp;</div>

Unifyartist

<div>This fine stencil by Unify is yards away from the fabulous Rapunzel piece by Nick Walker. Both well worth a visit, and stop by in the Highbury Vaults for a beer while you're there.</div>

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Ashton II: Graham's Revenge

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