A gallery of street murals from the brilliant Bristol artist Andrew Burns Colwill
All photographs by Scooj
Andrew Burns Colwill
Tag: Artist
Kin Dose
A gallery of spectacular stencils and murals from Bristol-based street artist Kin Dose (Nick Harvey)
All photographs by Scooj
2835. North Street
I love seeing Sophie Long’s work on the streets and simply don’t see enough of it out there, so finding this on North Street a little while back was genuinely a wonderful surprise. Her striking wildlife paintings/street art are truly beautiful and nearly always have this characteristic dripping which marks the piece as one of hers.
This tiger is skilfully done, although if I were being ultra critical I’d say the the body proportions aren’t quite right. The head is a little exaggerated and the body too short, but it does comply with our mind’s eye of what a tiger looks like. I very much look forward to seeing more of her work if and when the lock down eases.
Jody
A gallery of absolutely stunning work from Bristol artist Jody
All photographs taken by Scooj
One wall – many faces (1)
Looking at a single wall and how it changes over time.
1. Curved wall at Dean Lane, Bristol
Meeting heroes
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Day to remember
chewing the fat with artists
in Cheltenham town.
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by Scooj
Tom Miller
Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of Tom Miller, Bristol artist. A gallery.
All photographs taken by Scooj
2092. Brunel Way Bridge (13)
What a fabulous piece under Brunel Way by the distinctive Sepr. I love his work, which is so easy on the eye and has a strong retro cartoon feel to it. Part of an ASK paint jam, this piece features a dog in a smart suit performing with a little human glove puppet.
Sepr’s work pretty much always raises a smile and is always of such high quality. It is easy to see his tattoo artist roots in his clean lines and original designs. Truly one of Bristol’s very best artists and he keeps on turning out outstanding work.
1928. M32 roundabout J3 (113)
This is a wall on the M32 roundabout that I rarely look at properly as it is something of a practice wall and most of the stuff there isn’t up to much. Something about this piece made me do a double-take though and I decided to take a closer look.
I’m not familiar with the artist, and can’t read the signature (Pegeau?), but I really like it. It is quite unconventional and has three abstract/cartoon faces on an interesting and well thought out background. I need to find out the who the artist is and see if I can find more of their work.
Object…
A collection of fabulous street art by Bristol artist Object…
All photographs taken by Scooj
Natural adventures 