7446. Greenbank (179)

Weas (Weasel), Greenbank, Bristol, January 2026
Weas (Weasel), Greenbank, Bristol, January 2026

Although Weas’ (Weasel) work isn’t the most polished that you’ll see, because he tends to paint his little character tags rather quickly, he clearly has a talent which is evident in this piece of graffiti writing on the hoarding at Greenbank.

Weas (Weasel), Greenbank, Bristol, January 2026
Weas (Weasel), Greenbank, Bristol, January 2026

His letters, spelling out WEASEL, are filled with subtle swirls on a blue base, creating a slightly psychedelic effect, and the orange border creates a clean finish, with a slender black 3D drop shadow rounding things off. He has managed to weave in a couple of his characters, and added a rather more crude one to the left. I rather like this piece, and would like to see more of these from Weas.

 

 

7394. Lower Gay Street

Weas, Lower Gay Street, Bristol, December 2025
Weas, Lower Gay Street, Bristol, December 2025

There are some taggers in Bristol who are at the higher end of tagging and have a little bit more about them. I would class Weas or Weasel as one of those, and I know that he is capable of much more, but seems to enjoy tagging his character in as many places as possible.

Weas, Lower Gay Street, Bristol, December 2025
Weas, Lower Gay Street, Bristol, December 2025

Here, Weas has painted two separate mega tags, probably on different occasions. A pair of alien characters on the doors, and another smoking a spliff on the wall to the right. As tags go, you can really see that they are transitional towards something a little more substantial. I think that it wouldn’t take too much to move up a level, but that might not be in Weasel’s plan.