8025. Lucky Lane (28)

Pettyimagesbriz, Lucky Lane, Bristol, October 2026
Pettyimagesbriz, Lucky Lane, Bristol, October 2026

Every day is a learning day, it really is, and while researching this piece, by pettyimagesbriz, I discovered what it is all about. The theme for the Lucky Lane paint jam, organised by the Bristol Mural Collective, is always about luck, but I had difficulty understanding what these pigs have to do with luck. Google to the rescue.

Pettyimagesbriz, Lucky Lane, Bristol, October 2026
Pettyimagesbriz, Lucky Lane, Bristol, October 2026

I read that there is a whimsical folk tradition that involves carving a mouth on a lemon, putting four wooden pegs for legs and cloves for eyes. A coin is placed in the open mouth for good luck. Knowing this, the piece makes perfect sense, here we have a couple of lucky pigs. I understand that this was the first time that Pettyimagesbriz has used spray cans, and I have to say they have done a great job. I think that the outlines mighrt have been done using marker pens of some variety. Great piece and so good to learn something new.

8024. Cumberland Basin

2Face, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026
2Face, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026

Although 2Face doesn’t appear to paint all that often, he manages to turn out good work when he does. I have a feeling that this is only the fourth piece by the artist that I have posted over the last couple of years, and have met him only the once while he was painting the first of those.

2Face, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026
2Face, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026

This one starts well with a black buffed background and a rather nice orange and yellow plasma pattern for a backdrop. The letters, spelling 2FACE, are filled with a nice combination of colours and the interest is supplied by a white /red glowing ribbon running through the letters. A great find.

Out of sorts

.

A distracted mind

drains my creativity

haiku fun on pause

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by Scooj

8023. St George skate park (26)

Lis, St George skate park, Bristol, October 2026
Lis, St George skate park, Bristol, October 2026

Skate park ramp pieces are always really tricky from a photography point of view, because unless you capture them soon after painting, they can become scuffed and degraded pretty quickly from the traffic of skateboards and scooters. Given that this one was painted in June this year and photographed in October, it has survived particularly well.

Lis, St George skate park, Bristol, October 2026
Lis, St George skate park, Bristol, October 2026

The focus of the piece is a large cat face with a spikey collar. Surrounding it are some of Lis’ trademark mushrooms. Unfortunately some idiot has decided to spill some light blue paint on the mouth and eyebrows of the cat, adding absolutely nothing, but maybe whoever did it is an aspiring artist themselves and this could be a first step… All in all, a nice piece from Lis.

8022. M32 roundabout J3 (809)

Klashwhensober, M32 roundabout, Bristol, October 2026
Klashwhensober, M32 roundabout, Bristol, October 2026

There was a time a couple of years back, when Klashwhensober was the most active graffiti writer/bomber in Bristol. Some factors in his personal life have slowed his activity and he is focussing his efforts elsewhere. It is nice though to see him keeping his hand in with this piece on the M32 roundabout recently.

Klashwhensober, M32 roundabout, Bristol, October 2026
Klashwhensober, M32 roundabout, Bristol, October 2026

Although out of practice, Klashwhensober has lost none of his capability, and this is a lovely SOBER piece which majors on its fills of contrasting blues and oranges, nicely combined, and some nice yellow bubbles running through the middle. A tidy black border and drop shadow round off the piece well. I hope that we will see more from Klashwhensober from time to time.

8021. St Werburghs tunnel (605)

Mr Klue, St Werburghs, Bristol, October 2026
Mr Klue, St Werburghs, Bristol, October 2026

Ooh! Another wonderful piece from Mr Klue, one of a few dropped during a spurt of activity in the tunnel a couple of weeks back. At the heart of this piece and indeed all of his work are the letters KLUE, heavily disguised in his smokey style.

Mr Klue, St Werburghs, Bristol, October 2026
Mr Klue, St Werburghs, Bristol, October 2026

Great to see, once again, the floating steps, which add a fantastical element to his work. Mr Klue has also incorporated a Mad Hatter’s hat to the right, another of his favourite emblems that features heavily in his work. This is an artist who paints for the sheer joy of it, and it comes across in his work.

8020. River Avon (134)

Vesar, River Avon, Bristol, October 2026
Vesar, River Avon, Bristol, October 2026

Although he paints his letters a fair bit around Bristol, I feel that Vesar is probably under-represented in Natural Adventures. His work is most commonly found in Sparke Evans Park, or alongside the River Avon, like this one.

Vesar, River Avon, Bristol, October 2026
Vesar, River Avon, Bristol, October 2026

This is a very nicely worked clean piece, featuring his VESAR letters. He has used contrasting green tones for his fills, and a light-touch reversed-out decoration. The whole thing is contained within a steady purple border and finished with a black background and some flames thrown in for good measure.

8019. Brunel Way (372)

Daz Cat, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2026
Daz Cat, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2026

I was lucky enough to walk past this piece while Daz Cat was painting it. What I can tell you from our conversation was that he was using up paint (dregs) which might explain the use of lots of colour.

Daz Cat, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2026
Daz Cat, Brunel Way, Bristol, October 2026

This is a wall-end that Daz Cat has occupied several times in the past, although I note this one hasn’t lasted as long as some of his previous pieces here. The cat character is holding the moon (?) in his hands and is standing over a fantasy urban landscape. I am sure there is a story here, but I am not too sure what. On his Instagram feed, he called this piece ‘Dawn Treading’, so there could be a clue there.

8018. Sparke Evans Park (164)

Dirty Gypo, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, Otober 2026
Dirty Gypo, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, Otober 2026

This is a really interesting piece by Dirtygypo, because it signals a significant departure from his regular style, and is one of two or three recent pieces that pushes the boundaries.

Dirty Gypo, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, Otober 2026
Dirty Gypo, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, Otober 2026

One thing that remains constant with Dirtygypo’s writing is that I can never read it (could it spell PILG?). This blocky lettering is given depth with a fabulous drop shadow and black border and stands out from the wall. Such uniformity is made a little easier by following the brick courses of the wall. An interesting and different piece.

8017. Cumberland Basin

Hypo, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026
Hypo, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026

Rusk’s fiftieth birthday paint jam on the long wall in Cumberland Basin has turned out some of the best pieces of the year. This is a superb tribute by Hypo for Rusk. It is interesting how he has maintained his style with completely different letters, the mark of a versatile graffiti writer.

Hypo, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026
Hypo, Cumberland Basin, Bristol, October 2026

There is so much colour in the piece and the subtle starbursts create some movement and dazzle. Hypo has been including his little spheres in his work for a couple of years now, but in this piece they seem to have peaked, being perfectly arranged throughout. A pleasing piece, so easy on the eye and full of joy.