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Artists

2025

SATR –  Based in Guangzhou, China, SATR is a mural artist who has been active in the street art scene since 2013. Her work is deeply influenced by traditional Chinese painting, which she fuses with Western graffiti techniques. She is known for her unique technique of using spray paint atomization to create smoky, ethereal animals with a dynamic quality. Using a limited palette of black, white, grey, and red, she creates a powerful visual style that balances the boldness of graffiti with the delicate brushwork of Eastern art. Her murals often feature animals, particularly felines, which she believes express a wide range of emotions. @satrxx

Sophi Odling – Sophi Odling is an Australian muralist painting bold, large-scale works bringing colour and life to urban landscapes worldwide. Her art delves into the beauty of everyday chaos, weaving rich narratives inspired by the people, cultures and environments she encounters. Sophi’s work celebrates cultural diversity, youthfulness, and the power of open-mindedness. Her vibrant dreamscape creations serve as a call to embrace unity, curiosity, and the shared beauty of our global community. @sophiodling

Inkie – Based in Bristol, Inkie is a leading figure in the city’s graffiti art scene and a renowned street artist globally,  he has been an influential force in the graffiti movement since the 1980s. His distinctive style, dubbed ‘Ink Nouveau,’ is a fusion of traditional graffiti, Eastern Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and Art Nouveau design. Characterised by intricate line work and bold, feminine forms, his work is a modern interpretation of a historical aesthetic. He has collaborated with major brands and his work is exhibited in galleries worldwide. @inkiegraffiti

Lucas Antics – a Bristol based artistic collaboration comprised of Alex Lucas and Paul Fearnside. The duo is known for their quirky, humorous, and often dark designs that can be seen on murals and buildings throughout the UK. Their work, which is heavily influenced by graphic novels and features intricate line work and a unique style. Their art often depicts animals, bugs, and plants, with many pieces incorporating elements of a specific location or community. @lucas_antics

Andy Council – an illustrator and mural artist based in Bristol,  has been a prominent figure in Bristol’s creative scene for over 25 years. His distinct work is known for creating large-scale “composite beasts” made from architectural landmarks and other recognisable elements of a specific city. Andy studied animation, is inspired by the built environment, mythical creatures, and the natural world, and often engages with local communities to incorporate their stories into his public art projects. @andycouncil

Kid Acne – is a renowned multidisciplinary artist based in Sheffield. With a career spanning over three decades, his unique artistic style is a fusion of his passions for graffiti, illustration, and hip-hop culture. Inspired by typography, mythology, and childhood drawings, Kid Acne is celebrated for his large-scale murals featuring distinctive characters, epic slogans and strong female figures. His signature style has been showcased in galleries and on brand collaborations worldwide. @kidacne

Zedsy – is a British street artist whose anonymous works – seen from Tate Modern to Banksy’s Dismaland – challenge contemporary culture, consumerism, and the very boundaries of the art world.  @zedsy

Doppel – is a London based street artist, working on his spray paint technique for the past 10 years. His work explores the human connection to nature, with a surrealistic feel and a focus on conceptual contrast.Known for his subtle colour gradients, soft/organic textures and fine details, his recent mural work has a strong focus on the use of unique colour palettes. @doppelwashere

Sweetheart – aka Ali Glover is a mural artist and producer based in the West Midlands. She creates bold, colourful, and uplifting artworks that transform both public and private spaces. Her work often features vibrant, graphic designs of colourful animals and characters, landscape style nature pieces and her signature heart motifs. Ranging from intricate murals for businesses to large-scale community projects and graffiti productions, her art infuses a sense of fun and vitality into urban environments. @sweetheartstreetart

RBF – is an all female crew founded in 2015 in Bristol by Pekoe because the name made her laugh. In the decade since they’ve grown to encompass 14 members in Cardiff, Swansea, Bristol and Leeds. Bright colours, feminine touches, bold letters and strong women inform their productions. This wall, in their 10th Anniversary year features
Pekoe Wispa Unity Niebla Lupa Luxe Veil  & Aiza
@restingbfacecrew

Worcester Legal Wall – KFO Crew & Guests – Founded in the UK,1989 following from the infamous TWP (The Worcester Posse) some likeminded & dedicated individuals regrouped. Cask & Knel riding the train home one evening came up with the craziest of names – Kentucky Fried Outlaws. KFO are dedicated to true graffiti art, expressionism & to influence others positively.

Large walls : PHE, Zeeizm, Kask, Sore, Spar, Knel and. WWF (Wizards With Funk) Crew. Towpath : Buser (OSK Bristol) Inkie (KTS, ASK Bristol) Such (ACT Sheffield) Rob Dise. Other side : Merk, Hart Frank Brough Umix Abour

School Projects at Perrywood Primary, Ronkswood (done in June) and Hollymount Primary, Tolladine (coming in Oct), funded by Platform Housing. Both projects worked with artists and the children at the school to develop a mural in their grounds. Boosting togetherness, creativity and pride in their achievements.

Chroma Chameleons – are a vibrant neurodivergent female duo from Worcester, UK, coming together to create abstract scenery, nature and pattern, with a nod towards Art Deco, 80’s design, and geometric patterns. Chroma chameleons work organically as they develop each individual piece following a sense of colour and shape instinctively. @chromachameleons


Zed in the Clouds – is a street artist based in Bristol. His colourful and playful murals often feature characters from cartoons and comics. Originally a graffiti artist, he moved on to creating more elaborate murals inspired by a variety of sources, including Hip Hop culture, old-school cartoons and surrealism. His work often explores themes of identity, community, and the environment. @zed_in_the_clouds