I came across this glorious, giant blue tit on a recent stroll around the Northern Quarter in Manchester, England.
This magnificent mural graces the wall of a listed building alongside a derelict plot, now used as a carpark. This design by Sheffield-based Faunagraphic was painted over three days in November 2011, in collaboration with partner Rocket01 and with help from Manchester graffiti artist Ruse.
Watch probably the largest blue tit in the world coming to life:
The mural was commissioned by Converse – you can see the star of the Converse logo in the bottom right corner.
Linked to Monday Mural and LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge.
stunning, stunning, stunning
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I love this mural.
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Oh I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!
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It is a beautiful mural! Thanks for sharing, have a happy week!
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it doesn’t seem to be the expected mural art but it’s fabulous!
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Lovely to see…
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That’s fabulous! I enjoyed the video too!
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What a lovely mural!
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That is a great way to enhance an old wall.
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Beautiful mural.
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wow, that’s really cool!
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2 great minds and two great posts on the same mural! ;-))
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Looks like people were thinking birds and Manchester this week. Like I said on Gerald’s post, it’s good to see different perspectives of the same piece. And we got a little more information about this fantastic mural. Thanks for contributing to this week’s Monday Mural.
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That’s funny that two of you posted the same bird! I love the massive size.
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WoW. This is truly amazing!
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Amazingly I posted the same mural today too http://ackworthborn.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/hatters-hostel-mural.html I wasn’t aware it was by Faunagraphic whose work on Stevenson Square I featured last week
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Ha the same mural as from Gerald. Yes its clearly a very well painted tit. I like it.
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Ah yes, an iconic Manchester mural 🙂 Great video too. mancunianwave.blogspot.co.uk
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Great pictures! This piece is a collaboration between Sheffield-based Faunagraphic and Rocket01.
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Thanks for the info. I shall research some more. It is stunning.
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Love the Northern Quarter!
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