A beautiful collection of graffiti writing from this Bristol artist and his TES pieces, mostly in Dean Lane skate park – from the No Frills crew.
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A beautiful collection of graffiti writing from this Bristol artist and his TES pieces, mostly in Dean Lane skate park – from the No Frills crew.
All pictures by Scooj







































A gallery of beautiful and colourful faces from Bristol’s Pekoe, member of the RBF crew.
Instagram: @sneakpekoe
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A gallery of extraordinary writing and menacing rabbits from Bristol-based artist Hire.
Instagram: @hireonebf
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A gallery of incredible graffiti writing from DBK artist Elvs
Instagram: @elvs92
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A gallery of brilliant graffiti writing from Bristol’s Subtle.
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A gallery of fabulous work from the amazingly talented Rezwonk (Rezer). All pictures by Scooj.











































A gallery of extraordinary characters and writing from Bristol artist DNT.
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A photographic gallery of fabulous graffiti writing from Bristol’s Rusk, member of Read and Weep (RAW) and all round excellent person.
Instagram: @one_rusk
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A gallery of wonderful stencil pieces by JPS (who originally hails from Weston-super-Mare)
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Doors 92 – My top ten doors of the year
Norm has been encouraging people like us (Doorbies? Door fanciers? Doorists? Dooristas? – what are we called?) to use this last Door week of the year to look back and post some of our favourites from 2019 – this is a bit of a win-win for lazy/busy people like me because the hardest bit of this post is deciding what to include/exclude.
Here goes – the numbers don’t necessarily relate to my ranking

2. Door within a door – always works for me

3. A beautiful door pair

4. Train wagon door

5. A quirky old door

6. A door no more

7. Blending in

8. They don’t make them like this any more door

9. A favourite with visitors to Natural Adventures

10. Door in need of a little TLC

Of course there are so many other doors I would have liked to have included and this was not an easy job. Hope you liked this selection though and I look forward to a doortastic 2020.
I’ll follow Norm’s example and take a couple of weeks off, so have a fabulous Christmas all and see you next year.
You might like to take a look at the Norm 2.0 blog – the originator of Thursday Doors where there are links to yet more doors in the comments section at the end.
by Scooj