A recent 3Dom work in the heart of Stokes Croft that depicts a sad picture of the future, with only one leaf surviving. There is something of the ‘Lorax’ about the scene. Love is the answer.
3Dom, Stokes Croft, Bristol
Messages and warnings like this do not go unheeded, I mean hey, I looked at it and now I’m talking about it.
This mural recently (Nov/Dec 2015) appeared on the frequently renewed wall at the carriageworks in Stokes Croft.
Tom Miller, Stokes Croft, Bristol, December 2015
It is one of the more unusual works I have seen in the area. Surreal, and beautifully sprayed. It is outstanding.
Tom Miller, Stokes Croft, Bristol, December 2015
It appears to me signed by Miller, or Millen or something like that, but I have drawn a blank on any information about the artist. If anyone knows who it might be, please let me know and I will update the post.
Tom Miller, Stokes Croft, Bristol, December 2015
As with all works here, it will be gone soon, sprayed over by another artist, so I am glad to have captured this curiosity.
UPDATE – after some more research I have discovered that the artist is Tom Miller, a recent graduate of the University West of England. He has produced some wild prints and I am very tempted to buy one.
This busy mural is in great company, with a Banksy and JPS only meters away.
Richt and 45RPM, Frogmore Street, Bristol, November 2015
It is by 45rpm and Richt. Although 45rpm has a lot of work around Bristol, and a website, it is difficult to dig up very much about him although he does have a post about his work with Richt on pattern collage murals.
Richt and 45RPM, Frogmore Street, Bristol, November 2015
Richt is also a Bristol-based artist and illustrator whose works are also scattered around Bristol and the Westcountry. The pair appear to collaborate a fair bit.