This is another example of the willingness of Eman to stretch himself and experiment with different subjects and forms, and I for one am thoroughly enjoying the ride. The skull of an ungulate would not be everyone’s first thought for street art, but it is a perfect study for honing the skills.
Eman’s versatility and productivity is elevating the artist’s profile in Bristol, and all the hard work is paying off. Two things I love about this piece: the shadings of blues and whites to give the skull some depth and texture; and the somewhat counterintuitive red border, which is quite a bold thing to do. Great piece.
Natural adventures 
It is different and eye-catching 🙂
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Yes.
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I never found it yesterday. I walked over from Brunel Bridge side, saw Cumberland Road and then lost the plot completely.
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I think it has been replaced by a dinosaur eye. I have not seen it yet.
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I meant that I never found the spot where any of them are. How do you get there if walking from the Greville Smyth Park side?
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Walk into the park with the Andy Council otters. Cross over the tram/foot bridge. Turn left in front of the Create Centre and go under Brunel Way Bridge, the wall starts there. Great views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
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That explains everything. I turned right …
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There is stuff that way, but I think it is fenced off these days.
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