I bring you the second piece from a little cluster of pictures I took in September last year from a visit to the exceptional St Mark’s Lane in Easton. This magnificent collaboration is from RichT and 45RPM.

The large wall is not unlike their tour de force which adorned the nightclub in Frogmore Street a while back, in terms of its style. This is a true collaboration where it is difficult to unpick who painted which elements of the work.

There is a magnificent story going on in this marine scene, both above and below the surface of the water, depicted in two different colour schemes. The underwater part is frenetic with a dangerous combination of large scary fish and high explosives. WTF?.

This is an extraordinary collaboration and probably doesn’t get seen as much as it deserves to. The narrowness of the lane makes it really tricky to photograph and I have tried my best with these pictures. This is so utterly worth the trip to Easton simply to soak in the detail of the scene. A stunner.

These are awesome! Reminds me of my hometown in Brighton! Greetings from London.
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Thanks for dropping by. Bristol and Brighton both have a culture of street art/graffiti and have similar outlooks. I am originally from London… greetings from Bristol.
Your ‘About Me’ is colourful and very detailed, you have lived a lot already and remind me a little of my younger self in one or two aspects. Good luck with the degree.
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Any time! For sure. I’ve actually never visited Bristol but it’s definitely on my list!
Thank you, I love that! Good luck to you too!
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That is some stuff going on. I can’t imagine planning it.And it had to be worked out before hand.
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It is pretty amazing.
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Wild, wonderful imagination!
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It reminds me of Glen Baxter cartoons
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I see Baxter more as a contemporary Magritte though this has the structural madness of both.
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Incidentally Magritte is my favourite artist ever.
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Yes, brilliant!
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