Glad you like! I've been photographing (mostly Bristol graffiti) for years, so I'll post the odd photo from the archives too.

Haka tribute to CKOne


Boswell


Midas


Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas


Boswell and Lokey


And something from the archives.  This 1971 Rover P6 is in an old warehouse and boatyard which has been derelict for at least 15 years and probably a fair bit longer than that.  Demz and Dowz were two members of Crew Mess who absolutely smashed the city in the mid-2000s.  They were the first to hit lots of spots around Bristol - rooftops, tracksides, abandoned buildings - and their pieces are still up years later.

Soker


Andy Council


Zesk


Soker and Deamz


Keys, Focus, Newz, Refa, Smak, Amoe, Amok, Madson and Some


And something from the archives.  I think this Banksy piece was from about 2000, although my memory is a little hazy and, because it was shot with film, my photo unfortunately doesn't have a date stamp.  It was on the same wall which he later painted the guy handing out the window which is still there.  

Silent Hobo


KaiOne


Jahoer, Smak, Khoi and Zesk


3Dom


DBK, 45RPM, Rowdy, Sickboy, Afta, Sony and Xenz


And something from the archives.  While I'm on the topic of Xenz, here's Bristol's answer to the Sistine Chapel.  The Pro-Cathedral of the Holy Apostles was the city's Roman Catholic cathedral until the 1970s and then it was used as a Steiner School.  Since then it's been derelict and has only occasionally been used for anarchist squats and leftfield parties and it was during this time (c.2007) that Xenz painted what was originally the side chapel and which was later the school hall. 

Best thread on the forum. Many thanks feralthings.

Love the Soker Avengers piece and 3Dom's The Cycle. Those guys are as good as it gets.

Amazing stuff dude. I had shoeboxes of photos of the Leicester scene from back in the the late 80's but for the life of me I have know idea where they are now.

I thought that people might be interested to see the current state of the remaining pieces by Banksy in Bristol.  Funnily enough, although every stencil piece that goes up seems to be attributed to Banksy by some people, the majority of Banksy pieces in Bristol which are still in a reasonable state were painted freehand.  Anyway, here we go:

Hanging Man

This got hit with a paintball gun a couple of years ago.

Mild Mild West

This also got hit with a paintball gun at the same time as Hanging Man but it got cleared off straight away.

Take with money with Inkie and Mode2.

Three kings!

Heavy Weaponary


Designated Picnic Area

Apart from the fact that it's very badly faded, this piece has suffered from the rather unusual problem of its surrounding now being in too nice a condition.  This alley was always being flytipped when the piece was painted but now it's been tidied up and painted the once-ironic message has been slightly lost.

Poodle

This is on the wall of the Barton Hill Dug Out ball court where Inkie et al. learnt their craft.  There was a reunion painting session and barbeque last summer and unfortunately someone wrote over this piece without realising what was on the wall.

Sunset with Inkie

This is round the back of my street.  The Free tag has been there for years but a bit of my neighbour's gate fell off last year; hence the hole in Inkie's piece.

Kebele with Lokey, Kato, Soker and Tes

This was part of a bigger wall with Lokey, Kato, Soker and Tes but unfortunately Doodlebubz (pretty disrespectfully in my opinion) painted over those old-school writers and inserted himself into a wall with Banksy.

Rose Trap

I think protecting graffiti behind plexi-glass is straight up ridiculous but this piece is in a far better state than all the other stencils around town from this era.

Pierced Up

Safe and sound in a tattoo parlour.

Rollermania with Kato


Grim Reaper

Fortunately this wasn't painted on a spot of the hull which hasn't stained.  Also fortunately, the Harbourmaster hasn't buffed this piece like he did with the previous Banksy piece on the side of the Thekla.

Quak Attack with Kato, Lokey, Tes and Soker

That is possibly the s**ttest tag I've seen.  Ever.

Gorilla with a mask

The North Bristol Social Club closed and the new owner whitewashed the wall.  Then he realised the gorilla was by Banksy and tried to remove the paint.  If this was a real gorilla they would have put it out its misery by now.

Blowpop Records

Although this stencil is in a poor condition it's still in a far better condition than the once beautiful building it's painted on.

Planning Permission 

Anyone still reading? 

More Heavy Weaponary

Well it's in a better condition than the sign.  It's actually St Andrews Road.

And something from the archives.  This Love Is In The Air was the most recent Banksy piece to be buffed in Bristol.  I've got earlier photos of this piece somewhere but this is how it looked in 2009.  Sometime around 2007 a fake LIITA was painted on the same wall and, being more recent, it wasn't as faded as the genuine piece.  Anyway the owners whitewashed the wall last year but painted around the LIITA presumably so they could keep their Banksy.  The only problem was that they painted around the fake LIITA and buffed the genuine one.

Thanks for that!
it's nice to see that many of them are still pretty much untouched, even without a plexiglass covering them. The "Take the money and run" is one of my favourite and still looks great for a 15 year old Banksy!
It's great to see that in Bristol you don't use to cut out walls and sell them on ebay.
Also, I'm gonna believe that Banksy himself wrote "Barton Hill school of art"

Fantastic contribution there feralthings. Nice one mate.

Philth


Rose




Midas


Midas


And something from the archives.  This is in the print studio I used to use down on Spike Island.  I loved the marks of colour left by dozens of different artists as they went into this room to clean their screens.  I must have gone in and out of this room hundreds of times before I spotted this Sickboy tag and the miniature temple he'd drawn on the side of the door.

Dead and Epok


Xenz and Paris


Xenz and Paris (detail)


Mr Riks


Epok and Kleiner Shames


Mas, MSE and Soker.


And something from the archives.  The Soker piece above is painted on a wall which until relatively recently featured this TCF crew burner from Guy Fawkes' night 2007.  Since then Paris has done the art work for Coldplay's last album, Feek has worked on Aardman's animations, Acerone has put on one of the best and most overlooked show of 2012 in London but I've no idea what that Xenz fella has been up to since 2007.  The other writers involved with this piece were Eko, Dicy, Ponk, Ziml, K148 and Seza.

Ah, I'd not seen this. Looks like JPS. I walked past there yesterday morning, but I was on the same side of the road so didn't see it going up.

The girl on the swing is beautifully done! Nice pix, 

Ta