Worcester Paint Festival murals and locations

The Worcester Paint Festival brings artists from across the UK and city-based creatives together to celebrate their artwork. 

 A reporter from Worcester News visited the city to capture some of the murals. 

Crowngate Shopping Centre, Friar Street, Chestnut Street, Moor Street and Sansome Street are just some of the areas where you can find the artwork. 

Angel Place has been adorned in artwork by Katie Scott, Sophie Long, Engim, Angry Dan, Demoisellemm and Ejits.

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Angel Place. Painting by Katie Scott (Image: Angel Place. Painting by Katie Scott)

Katie Scott has used a vibrant mix of oranges and greens to make a portrait that depicts a young woman.

Sansome Street, near Foregate Street Railway Station, is now adorned with two yellow characters, one is sleeping and another has its eyes wide open. 

This mural is at the back of the popular gourmet burger and cocktail bar, Hanbao in the city centre. 

On Friar Street, an artist called Juan2 impressed onlookers with their creative and eye-catching design. 

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Juan2 - Friar Street. WR12LZ (Image: Juan2 - Friar Street. WR12LZ)

Over on Chestnut Street, the area was adorned with two new paint fest murals and an image of Ginny Lemon that was painted during last year's festival. 

Angus - Chestnut Street. WR11PR. (Image: Angus - Chestnut Street. WR11PR.)

Rossalyn Peace, who lives in the area, said: "There's quite a few on this street, I love it, it's a bit of colour."  

Rossalyn Peace, who lives in the area, said she loves the colour the paintings bring to the street (Image: Rossalyn Peace, who lives in the area, said she loves the colour the paintings bring to the street)

A residential building next to the car park on Chestnut Walk has several flowers painted on it that follows a blue colour theme. 

Angus - Chestnut Street. WR11PR. (Image: Angus - Chestnut Street. WR11PR.)

On Moor Street there are two different murals, the first one depicting a badger and the other is a portrait. 

Emic - Moor Street. WR13DB. (Image: Worcester Paint Festival has left lots of murals around the city Emic - Moor Street. WR13DB)

The badger was created by the artist Takerone and the portrait was painted by Emic.

Takerone - Moor Street. WR13DB (Image: Takerone - Moor Street. WR13DB)

Phill Blake created a floral mural outside Merrivale House in Deansway.

Phill Blake - Merrivale House, Deansway, WR1 3HQ. What3words: habit.brush.limit (Image: Phill Blake - Merrivale House, Deansway, WR1 3HQ. What3words: habit.brush.limit)

Angus created a Mario-themed mural at the entrance to Cathedral Square car park. 

Angus - entrance to Cathedral Square car park. WR1 2LU (Image: Angus - entrance to Cathedral Square car park. WR1 2LU)

By the river in Diglis Dock Road, dogwalkers and onlookers are being treated to a very colourful mural that has been created by Marko Antonio, Phe, Kask, Nuzoe & KFO crew guests. 

Marko Antonio, Phe, Kask, Nuzoe & KFO crew guests. Diglis Dock Road, WR53BS. (Image: Marko Antonio, Phe, Kask, Nuzoe & KFO crew guests. Diglis Dock Road, WR53BS.)

The mural contains lots of subtle detail, including an unimpressed-looking frog. 

A closer look at the mural in Diglis (Image: A closer look at the mural in Diglis)

Over at Cripplegate Park, there were lots of different artworks dotted around the playing area.

An artist called Mr Sce created a mural that depicted mushrooms and slugs. 

Mr Sce - Cripplegate Park (Image: Mr Sce - Cripplegate Park)

Several other artists had also showcased their work including Deeds, Karc, Adeeelar, and John D’oh.