Thursday doors

Door 23

Door, Hotwell Road, Bristol
Door, Hotwell Road, Bristol

I do love a door within a door, and this beautiful red one in Hotwell Road really ticks some boxes for me. It is not particularly old nor is it all that interesting in that it has few features to speak of, but it has bundles of character. Most people probably wouldn’t give it a second glance, but to those who like to look might like it.

It was a double-take door for me. I actually walked past it, stopped in my tracks and went back to it to take these pictures. A nice simple door.

by Scooj

More doors at: Thursday Doors – Norm 2.

 

 

 

Thursday doors

Door five.

Door, Dean Lane, Bristol
Door, Dean Lane, Bristol

Dean Lane, Bristol

Artist: Angus

 

by Scooj

Thursday Doors – Norm 2.0

 

 

Thursday doors

Door four.

Door, Freeman Alley, New York
Door, Freeman Alley, New York

Freeman Alley, New York.

 

by Scooj.

Thursday Doors – Norm 2.0

 

291. The Bearpit (22)

One of the larger pieces by Decay sits at the end of the southern tunnel at the Bearpit. It is a piece that was sprayed back in April, but has been rather enduring, and is still there, or at least was last week.

Decay, The Bearpit, Bristol, April 2016
Decay, The Bearpit, Bristol, April 2016

All the hallmark ingredients of a Decay piece are here, the black, grey, white and red colours layered in concentric circles in a freestyle manner, focusing on a red face/image at the centre.

Decay, The Bearpit, Bristol, April 2016
Decay, The Bearpit, Bristol, April 2016

Decay’s work tends to be in these colours and general patterns and are nearly always pleasing to the eye. I recently saw on his Instagram feed a piece that he sprayed in blue shades for ‘battle of the oceans’ whatever that is. It may be a bit samey, but I am a really big fan of his work.

Shepherd’s delight

 

Don’t believe the red

sky as October’s storms brew

in the Atlantic

 

by Scooj