I think that this Paul Monsters piece counts as an Upfest work, even though it was completed a few days before the festival itself. Upfest simply wouldn’t be the same without Paul Monsters, and I mean that quite literally, as he is at the core of the organising work and biography gathering for the festival and works in the Upfest shop in North Street.
Paul Monsters is a master of creating these geometric 3D patterns which he does both as small prints or enormous walls like this one. What was preciously a bland and unremarkable wall has been transformed into a thing of beauty which lifts the mood of the area and those that look upon it.
In this piece he uses his trademark colours of orange, brown, purple, green and blue using shades of these colours to create the 3D effect. A remarkable wall from a lovely chap.
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Truly remarkable work. The people who live in Bristol, visitors too, must be quite pleased with the artwork they have at their disposal to enjoy each day they venture into the city.
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The street art is only in certain districts, but most Bristolians are quite proud of the street art scene and the wonderful works.
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Definitely an absolutely outstanding piece on what is definitely the longest wall used at Upfest created by an indeed lovely chap . . .
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Agreed.
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Wow the shading really tricks the eye! You’d swear there’s no way that wall is flat! 🙂
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It really is clever.
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