Based in Manchester. Made in Birmingham. Tempered with Sheffield steel. Got Graffiti and street art murals from Leicester to Bristol and everywhere in between Techni Tou Dromou Its the Art of the Road. Dedicated to documenting UK Graffiti and Street-Art Murals! @technitoudromou #technitoudromou #artoftheroad #streetart #mural #graffitiphotography #graffitiart #graffiti #urbangraffiti #urbanstreetart
Victoriano – Petrie Glazers, North Street –
Called “Free the Galgo” this piece is an incredible ten paintings in one on the same wall. Featuring a Spanish greyhound the piece is meant to be seen through augmented reality via the Artvive augmented reality app. Then, it all starts to make sense and the mural comes alive and you can see the greyhound run. Galgo by the way is Spanish for greyhound.
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Here’s a longer, more descriptive piece about Kid Crayon’s mural on Greville Street:
Kid Crayon’s Mural – Greville Street, Bristol
On Greville Street in Bristol, local street artist Kid Crayon has painted a captivating mural that blends expressive graffiti lettering with a striking character illustration, creating a piece that feels both playful and thoughtfully composed. The artist’s name — **“Crayon” — appears boldly rendered in vibrant shades of blue and pink, the colours popping against the urban backdrop and drawing immediate attention to his distinctive tag.
Adjacent to the lettering stands a stylised figure of a woman, her gaze directed outward as if engaging with passers‑by or contemplating something beyond the wall itself. In a surreal visual twist typical of Kid Crayon’s whimsical approach, the woman appears to have a crayon extending from her mouth — a motif that blurs the line between the character and the tools of creation itself, suggesting that art and expression are inseparable from the figure she inhabits.
This mural reflects Kid Crayon’s broader practice, which draws deeply on hip‑hop, skate culture, bold 1990s influences and his own background in illustration and spray paint art. His work often combines character design with graffiti elements, merging figurative imagery with the dynamism and rhythm of classic lettering styles.
Set against the textured walls of Greville Street, the artwork brings colour, humour and a sense of narrative to a busy urban corner, inviting viewers to pause, smile, and perhaps even consider the creative impulse itself — all while contributing to Bristol’s lively street art tapestry.
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Ipheno – George Carr Fence, North Street –
Ipheno’s unique style is created by weaving fabric onto a metallic fence. A technique that she has developed, her portraits are inspired through expressions and feelings. Her muse in Bristol is a local woman from Cyprus. No one particularly famous but someone whose facial expression and hair braid was enough to inspire.
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