PAUL CURTIS STREET ART
Click on the images to link to the dedicated page for each mural (well, some but not all)
Tranmere Rovers Mural
Prenton Park, Wirral
Abbey Road Street Art
Grafton Street, Liverpool
Tranmere Rovers Hooligan Street Art
Parkhurst Road, Wirral
Audrey Hepburn Street Art
London Street, Southport
Coffee Plant Mural
Coffee and Fandisha, Brick Street, Liverpool
Only Fools & Horses Street Art
Only Fools Bar, Seel Street, Liverpool
John Lennon Street Art
Johnny Goggles, N.John Street, Liverpool
Tranmere Rovers Crest
New Chester Road, New Ferry
Evolution of Man
Liverpool Life Sciences, Greenland Street, Liverpool
Calderstones Eco-Garden Poppy Mural
Calderstones School, Allerton, Liverpool
Clatterbridge Pacman Mural
Lord Street, Liverpool
Jungle Monkey Mural
Thornton Hall Hotel, Wirral
Gold Crown Street Art
Ex-directory, Vernon Street, Liverpool
For All Liverpool's Liver Birds
Jamaica Street, Liverpool
Wade Smith Transalpino Mural
Fleet Street, Liverpool
Liverpool Landmark Mural
Liverpool Shopping Park, Edge Lane, Liverpool
Donald Trump Transalpino Mural
Langham Street, Everton, Liverpool
Everton Players at Goodison Mural
Park End, Goodison Park, Liverpool
Victorian Circus Monkey
Circo, Seel Street, Liverpool
The Welsh Streets
Wynnstay Road, Liverpool
Helping Hand Mural
Lister Drive, Liverpool
YNWA LFC Mural, Anfield, Liverpool
Anfield, Liverpool
Four Lads strolling through Liverpool
Campanile Hotel, Queens Dock, Liverpool
Under the Sea Mural
Thornton Hall Hotel, Wirral
Michael Jackson Moonwalk Mural
Colquitt Street, Liverpool
Disco Ball Street Art
Star Salon, Aigburth Road, Liverpool
Campari Bottles Street Art
Italian Club Bakery, Newington, Liverpool
Street art is increasingly popular all over the world. The art of the people. Accessible to all and definitely the most photographed and shared art form.
The street art I do can be inspired from anything and often it is the location that impacts the design.
Sometimes I paint street art because I have found a wall I like and I have an idea. I can also be contracted to paint some "street art" on the outer walls of your building. This is a great way to have your customers share pictures of your premises directly with their friends. Much more effective and engaging than the randomness of paid adverts.