This is the third of the Seven Saints of St Paul’s pieces by Michele Curtis and Paintsmiths that I have posted, and it is a real stunner. I love these pictures, because the light and sky are perfect, bringing out the best in the artwork.

This ‘saint’ is Barbara Dettering, who was one of the co-founders of the St Paul’s Carnival (along with the other six ‘saints’) and who fought for the rights for people from the Afro-Caribbean community in Bristol.

Michele Curtis and the Paintsmiths have once again pulled a rabbit out of a hat with this one. It is an exquisite mural and one that is such a classy way to recognise and pay tribute to local heroes. Not only is the portrait beautifully painted, but the flowers and exotic bird balance the piece perfectly. I love this.
It’s fabulous! Did they paint it with a brush or a can?
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Mostly spray cans. One of the Paintsmiths artists I’d Sled One, he is one of the featured artists on my home page.
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That’s really amazing!
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Stupendous
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The photos have caught the light and extraordinary 3D effect of the portrait beautifully.
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I am really pleased with these pictures. Photographing streets art is a tricky business, so when it works it is most rewarding.
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