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PAUL CURTIS STREET ART AND MURALS

Click on the images to link to the dedicated page for each mural (well, some but not all)

For All Liverpool's Liver Birds
Jamaica Street, Liverpool

Widnes Marcat mural
The Birkenhead Drill Mural

The Birkenhead Drill
Chester Road, Birkenhead

Red Rum final mural- Paul Curtis

Red Rum Mural
Scarisbrick Avenue, Southport

Red Rum

Red Rum exhibition Mural
The Atkinson, Southport

Paul Curtis Audrey Hepburn Southport

Audrey Hepburn Mural
London Street, Southport

Charlie Landsborough mural

Charlie Landsborough Mural
Birkenhead North Station, Birkenhead

Michael Jackson Moonwalk Mural
Colquitt Street, Liverpool

Ken Dodd and the diddy men

Ken Dodd and the Diddy Men
Royal Court, Liverpool

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Black Panther Mural
Kingdom, Liverpool

The Welsh Streets Paul Curtis Toxteth

The Welsh Streets
Wynnstay Road, Liverpool

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Red Rum White Line Mural
The Bold, Southport

Victorian Circus Monkey
Circo, Seel Street, Liverpool

Liverpool Landmark Mural
Liverpool Shopping Park, Edge Lane, Liverpool

Two dogs, city stop apartments mural

Two Dogs Mural
City Stop Apartments, Liverpool

Evolution of Man
Liverpool Life Sciences, Greenland Street, Liverpool

Coffee Plant Mural
Coffee and Fandisha, Brick Street, Liverpool

Paul Curtis Only Fools and Horses

Only Fools & Horses Street Art
Only Fools Bar, Seel Street, Liverpool

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Liverpool Docks Mural
Amazon, Liverpool

Liverpool Culture Mural
Taco Bell, Liverpool

Clatterbridge Pacman Mural
Lord Street, Liverpool

Lost Soles Paul Curtis

Lost Soles Mural
Lost Soles, Liverpool

Liverpool buildings, Paul Curtis, Unite

Colourful (ish) Liverpool Mural 
Unite students, Liverpool

Three lilies mural at 53

Three White Lilies Mural
53 degrees, Liverpool

Discothèque

Discothèque
 Liverpool

Other Murals

Paul started painting street art and murals in 2017.  Having never planned on becoming an artist, he was starting from scratch with zero experience and at the base of a very steep learning curve.  To begin with, the murals were quite small scale: children’s bedrooms, small restaurants etc.  Painting “For all Liverpool’s Liver Birds” was obviously a turning point.  Paul started to receive commissions for larger and larger pieces.  

Each mural, and in particular, each piece of street art, has its own unique challenges.  The big difference between traditional artwork and street art is essentially the canvas.  In traditional artwork, the artist selects what he/she wants to paint and selects a canvas to suit the idea.  In street art, the wall is the canvas and therefore the wall dictates the artwork to a certain extent.

As time has progressed, the standard of his work has naturally improved.  The size of the murals has also increased so much so that in 2021, Paul painted the largest mural ever painted by a single artist in Great Britain: “Ainsley & Dale, the Ainsdale Sand Lizards”

When I began painting, I started with all sorts of projects, just looking for any commissions to help me survive.  After a while, I began to recognise that street art and large-scale works is the work I most enjoy.  For me, it is a real labour of love, transforming a large unloved wall into a colourful, bright artwork that is free for the public to enjoy and hopefully brightens their day for a minute or two.

Paul’s murals have had a massive effect on the Merseyside region.  He has painted over 200 pieces and they are now a real draw for locals and tourists alike.  If you wish to find out where the murals are, use this link for a map of his public works.

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