When I think about Hire’s art, I pretty much always visualise it in Dean Lane, and although he has painted other spots in Bristol, it is his favoured spot. This long piece of graffiti writing spells out ODIAH. I am not sure why Hire sometimes writes the word, and I have checked in Google translate that it isn’t a Polish word – something to ask him next time I see him.
Hire has prepped the wall nicely in this writing/character combination piece, creating something that is neat, clean and tidy. I suspect that writing on brick walls is a little easier as the uniformity of the letters can be measured on the brick courses, making things easy on the eye. I have no idea what the panda is all about, but it looks a little menacing, with its eye patch (clever) and broken bottle. It is always good to find Hire’s work, always.
Natural adventures 
That actually had a yellow background when I saw it but he went back the next day and changed it to blue, that I never got to see, as those were the colours the World Wall Stylers had chosen . . .
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So it was over the Werm and Noise pieces. Got it.
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He had actually done his own yellow background and then realised he had gotten it wrong and so went back to change things up . . .
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a perfectionist.
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