Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017

866. Lower Approach Road (3)

The third piece from this site down by Temple Meads Station. The day I first went to take pictures here, Copyright and Paul Monsters were just finishing off their magnificent piece. To their left, working hard was Loch Ness diligent in his work on this piece.

Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017
Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017

Unfortunately for him, I broke his concentration for a little while. The piece is quite unusual and full of details and little stories. The main figure looks like it is a reindeer – unusual for this time of year.

Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017
Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017

To the left of the reindeer is what I would describe as a burst of nature, and this was the part Loch Ness was working on when I photographed the work (first time).

Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017
Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017

As he was working it looked very much like he was working to a plan, and he was almost ‘painting by numbers’. Of course one has to recognise that he designed the plan and has the incredible skill to execute it, I am not suggesting for a moment that the process he uses is any easier than any other.

Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017
Loch Ness, Lower Approach Road, Bristol, May/June 2017

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I am Stephen. I live in Bristol, UK. I decided to shorten my profile...to this: Wildlife, haiku, travel, streetart, psychogeography and my family. Not necessarily in that order.

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  1. I thought it looked a bit Chrismassy too.
    Was there today – got the Lokey, SP & KC one’s. Did Easton skate park and used the toilets in Ikea while I was in the area!

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