My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire

 

Street art, it’s like visiting an art gallery only you’re walking the streets.

It makes me smile when I stumble across a new painted wall, a subway or building. There’s so many now, especially in my home town – Newcastle under Lyme. Thanks to local artists and world famous Muck Rock our local streets are awash with colour and joy. Yes that’s right Jules Muck has been decorating our streets and she’s the talk of the town. As well as providing so much inspiration.

When I stumble across a new spot I can’t help but stop and admire. And take a photo. Of course. I first started to see street art popping up many years ago when George was much younger (see below). And in the last two years more and more painted doors and walls have appeared. It’s wonderful. Certainly makes me smile, I presume that’s the intention right? The power of art, it makes you stop. Makes you think. And smile.

So many businesses have now started to paint their walls and have even commissioned the very talented Jules Muck. She’s so talented, and as I said before the talk of the town. There are now so many old doors, shutters and walls that have been given a lease of life as well as businesses painting exterior walls to showcase their business – just like this pink hearts one. A great marketing tool for the hair salon!

The last time Muck Rock was in Stoke on Trent was just before lockdown. I remember following her journey around the local area and at one point thought how interesting it would be to watch as she painted. I’ve seen her stories when she paints in California and find it fascinating how a wall comes to life. It’s a real talent to be able to transfer a wall into something that stops you in your tracks.

I really need to walk around the streets one weekend and snap more of these walls, I might even take Bobby. I’m sure there’s more that I haven’t managed to capture in other Town’s in the area. One day I’ll do that.

 

Here’s my favourite street art in Staffordshire

 

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire
Found opposite the entrance to the Potteries Museum on the left.

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire
You will find this wall just outside of Newcastle under Lyme town centre on the side of Natalie’s Florist

 

 

Found in Hanley Town centre, adjacent to Piccadilly on Brunswick Street

 

 

You will find this and the one below right in the centre of Newcastle-under-Lyme. In the alley way opposite Mallards bar.

 

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire

 

 

An electricity power plant on Broad Street in Hanley, also on a car park

 

 

Queens garden Subway in Newcastle under Lyme

 

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire
You will find this wall in Hanley, near to Tesco. Head up the steps away from Tesco and it will appear on the left

 

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire
Subway art, as you enter Newcastle under Lyme from the North Staffordshire Justice Centre, Ryecroft

 

 

My favourite Street Art in Staffordshire
Located on Hassell Street in Newcastle under Lyme, Love Locks Hair Salon

 

And that’s my favourite Street Art in Staffordshire

I would love you to tell me about other painted walls in the local area. Do pop them in the comments below.

 

The KA Edit
The KA Edit

I’m Kerri-Ann or KA as my friends call me, always found with a cup of coffee in one hand and my camera in the other. I have a huge passion for photography, fitness, fashion and family travel. I started this blog in 2014. It began as my creative outlet after becoming a mummy to our little boy George Archie. I started out blogging about parenting and over the years it has evolved into a blog that covers lifestyle, fashion, family and travel. Today TheKAEdit is ultimately a life and style blog. Thank you for reading x x

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