Street Art

[booze and cake]

A few more finds this afternoon, firstly I found another tile one, I think this is from Pacman

And from north west to north east, here's a huge one by Axel Void in Scawfell St, Hackney

And to combat the monochrome on such a drab day, here's a bit of colour on a new bird discovery in New Inn Broadway, Shoreditch

 

[cosmicbike]

Found another bit on a substation just outside the village of Lestrade

 

[Fnaar]

Here's a shag in Acton, artist unknown

Miss Goodbody wants a shag on her patio, just near the trimmed bush.

 

[captain nemo1701]

Excellent, top work @cosmicbike we've now gone international

Still none from any Cyclechatters in the Bristol area? I was hoping to see some Upfest pics, anyone?

I'll dig some out shortly. Loads here, including some by this Banksy bloke. But my faves aren't probably his.

 

[captain nemo1701]

I have this one on my Youtube channel:

 

[booze and cake]

Brilliant @captain nemo1701 we're going places now, we've gone international and now have moving pictures in the space of a page

I agree about Banksy, he's probably the most famous but that does'nt make him the best. I saw this recently that hinted Banksy may be one of the members of the band Massive Attack, but like Lord Lucan and Elvis I'm sure we get these types of story every few years, so no idea if its true or not.
http://metro.co.uk/2017/06/22/banks...tally-drops-name-robert-in-interview-6727979/

I eagerly anticipate any of your other Bristol finds, so thanks in advance

 

[TyrannosaurusTreks]

This is in Banwell high st on route to weston super mare from cheddar.

 

[booze and cake]

@Giantbadge Thanks, good one

 

[Hitchington]

Top thread, Booze and Cake!

 

[AndyRM]

Tribute to Grenfell in Shoreditch:

 

[booze and cake]

@AndyRM already papped on page 3, but in honour of those that lost their lives and homes, its worth posting again.

 

[AndyRM]

@AndyRM already papped on page 3, but in honour of those that lost their lives and homes, its worth posting again.

D'oh! I even saw and "liked" that post, I'd just completely forgotten!

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

If the Grenfell tribute is making your eyes swim this might be easier to read: 'You saw it in the tears of those who survived.'

 

[nickyboy]

Just seen this on a Croatian island. Presumably warning of the dangers or sea urchins. Someone's bike thrown in for good measure

Translation is..The Black Sea

 

[booze and cake]

I identified another artist this afternoon, entirely by the colour of paint they use. This person obviously got a discount on a large amount of yellow and black paint. I photographed this pic at the start of my street art quest, the image on the right looks like Batman hiding under a sheet

I cycled past the same spot about a month later, and it had been replaced by this:

And this afternoon at the Cambridge Heath end of Hackney road I found this:

Thankfully this one is signed, and its by Spanish artist Maikel Walkman. He also did a great one of a fox walking along some railway tracks in a city scene, that's somewhere in the community garden off Pedley St, but it all seems fenced off and I've not seen a way in to photograph it.

Immediately next to that was this:

I came across 2 works today that were by the same person, signed Marameo.art, who my brief Google search identifies as Italian artist Leonardo Dal Bo. This on Ainsley St

And this on nearby Derbyshire St.

On the next street, Hague St is this bright little number, jerome@keytones6000 tax dodging Google tells me is Australian Jerome Davenport.

I also found 2 more Louis Masai ones in side roads off Bethnal Green Road, another one featuring bees that I've seen before but never been able to photograph as you have to stand in the middle of the road to get it all in. After standing around like a bollard for a few minutes waiting for a gap in traffic, success!

And on nearby Canrobert St is a homage to the now extinct in the UK orange spotted emerald dragonfly