Just across the road from South Street Park in a school yard the fabulous combination of Paul Monsters and Loch Ness were busy at work. I’m not sure that many people got to see the final piece, which had been slow to finish due to the weather combined with the fact that after Upfest, access to the school yard has been restricted.
Two fine bristol artists who use bright colours in their work, but with very different styles. Paul Monsters works with geometric patterns creating 3D shapes and shadows that draw the eye in to examine in detail what is happening.
Loch Ness, who also uses lots of colour in his work tends to spray monsters or animals with pieces that tell a story.
The whole piece is a major asset for the pupils of the school, who probably don’t appreciate how lucky they are to have such a beautiful piece adorning this playground building. I got lucky, and managed to take these pictures when the gates were opened for the contractors to remove a cherry picker (which had been used by Nol in the same yard).
Natural adventures 
This one is just to my taste. Brilliant.
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It is great. Both artists really nice too.
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I popped in to see them whilst they were working on this, really friendly and full of summer happiness despite the weather that had previously soaked almost everyone and everything . . .
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Did you get to chat with Nol? Also a fine fellow.
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Not sure who was who when I was chatting with hem but was just saying how cool the school was going to look once they’d finished and how different things are now compared with when I was in school . . .
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