There’s always so much going on around Stokes Croft, it’s not worth blogging every thing at every point. There’s been a fair bit more activity in new spots than usual of late though, so seemed timely to pull together a bit of an update. Starting from the top then, heading into town..

Paris back on these boards just down from the Croft. He’d have the full set of them…

…if it wasn’t for Milk next door.

This wall, opposite the ‘mild, mild west’ piece been an obvious candidate for painting for ages now. Was meant to be Inkie painting it at one point, but looks like Kai at this stage, not got details though.

Bit of a closer one.

The Boswell and Vermin work on these boards just next to the massage parlour lasted longer than it seemed it might at the start, but finally went a week or so ago. Nice to see it being kept as a graf based board, there’s been some good work on here.

The 3Dom and Voyder head, having been dogged, got painted over pretty quickly. This is it round the start of the month…

…and this is it now, with the other Paris piece next door.

Bit closer.

Further down, more Paris on the boards next to Roman Glass.

And the Attic Bar’s had a bit of a makeover, probably so people can tell where it is more easily. Looks like Haka’s been given the gig for it, this was it early on…

…which turned into this at the end.

Some tidy sign work too.

So, there we are, Stokes Croft. A great place for street art and graffiti, with crap light for photography in the morning.

Mon Dieu, I’m loving the new work from Zevs, the anonymous French street artist from, er, France.

Currently facing a multi-million HK$ fine for doing this: http://www.gzzglz.com/video-arrest.html, he’s also got a brand spanking (dripping) selection of his trademark logos on display at HK’s Art Statements Gallery http://www.artstatements.com/index.php, including this little bebe:

Wash Separately.

And for those of you who don’t have a spare 14 Grand knocking about your bedsit, you can blow your hard earned Giro on a selection of prints like this:

Colours May Run.

Buy one here today: perregaux@artstatements.com.

Until next time.

The Wall Pimper

www.pimpyourwalls.co.uk