They said it would go
and down it has come; scaffold
confidence restored.
by Scooj
They said it would go
and down it has come; scaffold
confidence restored.
by Scooj
The scaffolding comes
down today, so I am told.
Not holding my breath.
by Scooj
Exploring Cornish
rock pools all Summer break; those
were such carefree days.
by Scooj
A recent 3Dom work in the heart of Stokes Croft that depicts a sad picture of the future, with only one leaf surviving. There is something of the ‘Lorax’ about the scene. Love is the answer.

Messages and warnings like this do not go unheeded, I mean hey, I looked at it and now I’m talking about it.
7/10
Upland tree planting
arrests runoff and flooding
of unfortunates.
by Scooj
This mural recently (Nov/Dec 2015) appeared on the frequently renewed wall at the carriageworks in Stokes Croft.

It is one of the more unusual works I have seen in the area. Surreal, and beautifully sprayed. It is outstanding.

It appears to me signed by Miller, or Millen or something like that, but I have drawn a blank on any information about the artist. If anyone knows who it might be, please let me know and I will update the post.

As with all works here, it will be gone soon, sprayed over by another artist, so I am glad to have captured this curiosity.
UPDATE – after some more research I have discovered that the artist is Tom Miller, a recent graduate of the University West of England. He has produced some wild prints and I am very tempted to buy one.
7/10
Oh, cold Winter come
and cleanse with frost and snow, land
draped in Autumn mud.
by Scooj
I photographed this lovely Sepr work at the end of July this year, shortly after Upfest 2015. I particularly like this mural, probably because I rather like most of Sepr’s work.

It is similar to another piece he sprayed around the same time in Dighton Street. Grey shades and musical instruments.

8/10
Days filled with many
jobs to do, and, alas, not
enough haiku time.
by Scooj
Did anyone see
my nodding head and closed eyes?
Career limiting.
by Scooj