This extraordinary collaboration from Dibz, Jody and Fade, in my view, approaches graffiti/character combination perfection, and I feel that the more I say about it, the more I risk devaluing it. This piece, is adjacent to an earlier collaboration by t…
Dibz, Jody and Fade, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
This extraordinary collaboration from Dibz, Jody and Fade, in my view, approaches graffiti/character combination perfection, and I feel that the more I say about it, the more I risk devaluing it. This piece, is adjacent to an earlier collaboration by these three which I haven't yet had the space to post…
Dibz, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
The classic triptych begins with some stunning writing from Dibz with an outstanding deep 3D drop shadow, full of shades creating loads of depth. There are some nice dark highlights in the corner of some of the letters too.
Fade, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
Bookending the central character on the other side is some writing from Fade which closely mirrors Dibz' writing. The main difference between the two is the colour of the drop shadow. Their work is deliberately merged into one.
Jody, Brunel Way, Bristol, May 2024
Arguably, the star of the show is the portrait piece from Jody in the centre. I don't know what it is that makes this one so special, maybe it is the colours, maybe it is the writing either side, I just don't know, but it is truly outstanding and captivating. The portrait is full of mystery and power, with the flowing hair and wispy flowers providing plenty of movement. This is really great work from the three. How often have I said that over the last year or two?
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