Abstract, Fabric District, Liverpool August 22

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So i visited then fabric quarter Liverpool recently as I was told it was good for street art. Having identified a couple of the artists there are links to their online presence.

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Sean O'Malley an Irish street artist his work can be seen onthis link

https://www.seedheadarts.com/htn21-artists/shane-omalley

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Some more work by this artist can be found here
http://globalstreetart.com/marcamix

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Put to good use some old oil drums brightened up a run down street.

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This one is so clever like a mosaic, better viewed from a distance, close up its just a mass of blobs!

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This has to be my favourite, done by Danny O'Connor a local guy who also produces stunning normal art, selling at crazy prices

https://jgcontemporary.com/artists/danny-oconnor/works/

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I guess a lot will look at this and complain about the youth of today spoiling towns and cities with paintbrushes and spray cans. A lot of effort has gone into this as simple as it is, I wish I could credit the artist.

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There are lots of big open walls where these guys can do their stuff, but for how much longer? There is, as with all cities it seems mass gentrification taking place.

I have blogged the fabric district in more detail in the wonderful community created/hive-155530.

Abstract, Fabric District, Liverpool August 22 | Ecency