scooj posted: " In the spring of this year, I became aware of some seagull (these days simply known as gulls) portraits appearing in most of the north Bristol graffiti spots. I haven't posted any until now, because I wasn't sure who was responsible for them. It turns o" Natural adventures
In the spring of this year, I became aware of some seagull (these days simply known as gulls) portraits appearing in most of the north Bristol graffiti spots. I haven't posted any until now, because I wasn't sure who was responsible for them. It turns out (with thanks to Paul H) that the artist is called Mr Crawls.
Mr Crawls, Sparke Evans Park, Bristol, June 2023
The gull, which has a very pleasing design formed out of a couple of circles, fits into the kind of mega-tag category, in which the basic design changes little from piece to piece, and the stamp/brand becomes highly recognisable - other artists who do this include TES (Slim Pickings), Asre and Mr Underbite. The gull looks like he is a little worse for wear, and rather American in his fishing-style bucket hat. Expect to see more from Mr Crawls.
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