A photo of the facade of a terrace building painted with a huge mural of three Ejits characters. One wearing an orange cat costume, one with huge pink fluffy hair and a crown and one with a big blue afro and pink outfit. They're dancing in a line.
A photo of me (Ejits) on scaffolding amid painting this huge Six Sisters mural. You can see a row of paint cans on one side and me painting with a paint brush.
A photo that shows the full row of all 6 terraces building facades each painted by a different artist. Ejits mural is on the right hand end.
A photo of the scaffolding over the painting in progress of my Six Sisters mural. You can just about see me (Ejits) with my hands in the air on one of the scaffolding levels.
A photo of me (Ejits) painting the face of one of the characters on this huge Six Sisters mural.
A close up photo of detail on this mural of two of the characters hands that have their index fingers pointing upwards in a dance move.
A photo of me (Ejits) painting the outline of one of the characters this mural.
A photo taken from one end of one of the scaffolding levels. You see a section of the mural and the scaffolding poles and beams.
A photo of me (Ejits) adding some last details to the Six Sisters mural. I'm painting the yellow outline of a crown onto the character with pink hair.

Six Sisters, North Street Bristol

This piece is part of the largest mural project in the UK designed and painted solely by female street artists now known as the Six Sisters. These murals are permanent and have already become a Bristol landmark.

They sit in a prominent and popular part of the city on North Street Bedminster and also feature murals by (left to right) Bex Glover, Zoe Power, Gemma Compton and Sophie Long. Lucas Antics.

More information can be found on the organiser’s social channels @upfest and @BedminsterBID.

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