I am a huge sucker for any street art featuring a chameleon because my daughter has a beautiful panther chameleon called George, and he is really one of the most exquisite looking reptiles you could set eyes on. This is a piece by Dun Sum, an artist I’ve not encountered before, who seems to favour painting at L Dub. Looking at his Instagram account, it looks like he is a designer/illustrator by profession who does a bit of street art in his spare time.
This chameleon is wonderfully colourful and cleanly painted with a really interesting fill pattern – closely mirroring the kinds of patterns you find on these creatures. I rather like the additional concealed skull just behind its head. All in all a rather nice piece, and I’m sure not the last I’ll be featuring from this artist.
Natural adventures 
A nice piece. 🙂
I haven’t seen a chameleon here in so many years! They used to live in our garden.
Your daughter is lucky to have one as a pet. 🙂
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Wow, you had them in your garden. As a nature boy I would have given my back teeth for such a thing.
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I know! We were so lucky. My kids loved them and I even put one on my Mum’s blouse once when she visited. It changed colour accordingly. 😀
I don’t know why the chameleons went away – maybe climate change?
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It could be climate change or other things that impact on biodiversity such as air quality, domestic animal predation, habitat loss or loss of food (insects)
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Yes probably all of those things. 😦
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I definitely like this piece and indeed Dun Sum’s work in general . . .
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Have you seen any of it anywhere else in Bristol or only at L Dub?
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He paints mostly at L Dub but he does paint elsewhere . . .
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Never occurred to m that one day I would see Lawrence Weston (anearlier enclave of Roman gentry) referred to as “L Dub”. Very amusing. The reptile is amazing.
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I agree with the label. It took me a while to figure it out.
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