There is no stopping Creamylines at the moment, he is without doubt the most productive street artist in Bristol at this time, and he has hit a purple patch at a time when many other artists are only just awakening from their winter slumbers.
This is an awesome example of Creamylines’ work, with a huge sun drawing the eye in. There is so much positivity in this piece, forever making connections between people and our environment. His style, variously describes as ‘patchwork quilt’ or ‘stained-glass window’ is quite unique and puts him in a category all of his own. There is so much to like about this, and searching out all the different hidden components is a fun experience. Keep it up!
Natural adventures 
My word! I see a landscape with hills, valleys. trees, people, a pond with a duck and even possibly what could be a church. extraordinary.
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Just amazing.
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These are just so colourful and such fun
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Indeed one of his best and most enjoyable . . .
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I agree.
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Likewise, I am becoming a fan of Creamylines, even getting to the point where if I see you post one of his works, I can now say “Creamylines” without reading your text (which of course I read).
Additionally, I had to Google AI “what does purple patch mean in British English?” You’ve used it a few times now. Aha! “Winning streak.” Learning the lingo is all part of my advanced training for moving to Edinburgh. 🙂
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Glad to be introducing you to some of our more unusual phrases. I often use the term when fishing when your luck is in, and you start catching a lot of fish in quick succession.
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