7476. Dean Lane skate park (902)

Cort, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2026
Cort, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2026

Cort tends to bring some lovely colours into his work, often choosing ones that both contrast with and complement each other well. This approach brings into focus just how important colour selection can be, and that it is not a random process for most artists, but a carefully considered process.

Cort, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2026
Cort, Dean Lane, Bristol, February 2026

The sunlight on this piece isn’t very helpful, but I think you get the picture. The KORT letters are so typically written in his unusual style, and pairs of letters are filled in common. It looks like he was running low on some colours, or the piece has been badly rain affected, because it is possible to see the paint lines in some of the fills. Another nice piece from Cort.

7177. M32 roundabout J3 (714)

Cort, M32 roundabout, Bristol, September 2025
Cort, M32 roundabout, Bristol, September 2025

More from the resurgent Cort, who has been smashing it in the second half of this year with some glorious vivid graffiti writing which is so much in his style. In this piece he is using the letters KoRt, which he has presented expertly.

Cort, M32 roundabout, Bristol, September 2025
Cort, M32 roundabout, Bristol, September 2025

Cort’s letters are unruly and yet quite uniform, which he achieves through common themes such as the orange spots, mid-lines and a regular black drop shadow. I love his colour choices in this piece which have an upbeat feel, perhaps augmented by the strong, clean cream buffed wall. Some really nice work here from Cort. Spot also the cheeky piece by Corupt hovering high above.

7144. M32 Cycle path (296)

Cort, M32 Cycle Path, Bristol, August 2025
Cort, M32 Cycle Path, Bristol, August 2025

This is another classy piece from Cort in a spate of good work from the artist. There is a simplicity here that offers no place to hide. The irregularly shaped letters spell out KORT, another corruption of his name. It seems these days that he is writing anything other than CORT.

Cort, M32 Cycle Path, Bristol, August 2025
Cort, M32 Cycle Path, Bristol, August 2025

The chrome letters would barely show on the white backdrop, were it not for the red outline and patterns. A subtle touch of green strategically placed brings some depth to the piece. The shout-outs I presume are friends and/or members of the PAD crew – ZIOS, also known as Trafficity. Simple and compelling.