I caught up with Mr Draws when he was painting this piece, and he told me it was going to be something a little bit different and he was right. Mr Draws has always had a strong environmental conviction running through his work, and he says that he wants to do more of this kind of messaging work in the future.
Drawing attention to contemporary issues is something that street art does very well, and Mr Draws doesn’t pull any punches in this piece which states “No art on a dead planet”. The whole thing is simply done with big bold letters on a striking background. The colour fades in the big letters have been worked very nicely, and although not painted in his usual style, there is something so very Mr Draws about the piece.
Natural adventures 
Any idea about the one above Mr Draws?
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No. Who is that guy? Seeing their work all over the place, and it is improving a lot.
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I’ve seen them about for quite a few years now but have never been able to read the letters or know who has done them which is annoying in the extreme lol . . . 😉
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We will find him painting one time and the mystery will be solved. Do you know who painted the bird heads with hats all over the place?
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Where are they?
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Entrances to the tunnels on m32 roundabout. Chrome one in Sparke Evans Park. They are quite big, and I keep seeing them. I must have photographed 5 or 6…
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Ah yes those birds wearing hats . . . 😉
Yes I met him painting in Sparke Evans Park a little while back
Nice young lad going by the name of Mr Crawls if I remember correctly (which I might not do obviously) . . .
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Excellent – I am keen to post some of them. Thank you.
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