7796. Goodneston Road (1)

3Dom, Goodneston Road, Bristol, July 2026
3Dom, Goodneston Road, Bristol, July 2026

Recently, I became aware, through Instagram chats, of a spot with very long hoardings that I have been blissfully unaware of, even though I have seen pieces posted from it, I simply didn’t know where it was, but now I do. The discovery has given me dozens of new pieces to share, most about a year old and many tributes to Ticks/Tickz.

3Dom, Goodneston Road, Bristol, July 2026
3Dom, Goodneston Road, Bristol, July 2026

This is another in the ‘street elf’ series of pieces by 3Dom, in which he has created a bilaterally symmetrical character. The formulaic approach is quite different from his more familiar free-form and wildly creative dreamy pieces, and restricts him to painting within certain constraints. I like this series, because it presents a sense of mystery (no signature) and another string to 3Dom’s substantial bow.

7585. M32 Spot (221)

3Dom, M32 Spot, Bristol, February 2026
3Dom, M32 Spot, Bristol, February 2026

When you have reached the heady heights of being at the top of your game, in the way that 3Dom is, it must be quite difficult to find new and exciting ideas to keep things fresh. With his new series of ‘street elves’ 3Dom has managed just that and given himself a whole new project to enjoy alongside all of his other outstanding work.

3Dom, M32 Spot, Bristol, February 2026
3Dom, M32 Spot, Bristol, February 2026

This piece isn’t signed, but I have spotted another similar piece which is, so I am pretty certain it is by 3Dom. The ‘elf’ is built up with several different colourful components or blocks that come together to create a whole portrait extended up the column. Attractive and nicely symmetrical. Watch this space for more.