The latest set of wonderful artwork at Stevenson Square was started last week. Here is one of the talented artists putting the finishing touches to what I interpret as an anti arms race statement. The latest artworks are replacing the white, red and black theme that you can see on the right and which featured here on Mancunian Wave earlier in the summer.
You can read all about the murals past and present at Outhouse Manchester . As ever the murals are sponsored by arts and crafts shop Fred Aldous, one of a couple of art shops on the vibrant and gritty square.
Linked to Monday Murals at the Oakland Daily Photo blog.
Well the artist knows what to do. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteHow fun to see the artist at work! I managed to see one mural that was being worked on when I was in Florida earlier this year, but only the equipment was there when I arrived - the artist was probably at lunch! This is a neat photo!
ReplyDeleteNice capture. I have been photographing murals for over year and have only caught an artist doing his thing just once.
ReplyDeleteNice you captured the artist as well!
ReplyDeleteLike the colors. Hope you will revisit it when it is finished and share the final results.
ReplyDeleteHe's not trying to hide that's for sure... with that vest. GRIN!
ReplyDeleteThis looks nice.
ReplyDeleteLove catching them at their work. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteNice catch here Chrissy, it must be great for an artist to be able to do their work out there in public without fear of being hassled! Taggers should be hassled oui!
ReplyDeleteIt´s really interesting to photograph the art just in the middle of his work.
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you can see them do their artwork.Great shot of the mural.
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to show us the finished piece!
ReplyDeleteAnti arms statement......... or a tribute to Jocky Wilson!
ReplyDeleteA promise in the making.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Tuesday.
I'll be checking in for the end result :)
ReplyDeleteIt is neat that you found the artist at work.
Love that street art...
ReplyDeleteLooks like this will be a very interesting series. I like the looks of this piece!
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