Bristol Street Art Tour with Molly Mural
As a female street artist based in Bristol for the past 8 years, I’ve had the honour of contributing to the city’s vibrant and globally recognised street art scene with many hand painted murals… Over the years, I’ve collaborated with commercial clients, local councils, community programmes, charities and independent businesses to create murals that reflect the spirit of Bristol.
Clare Road meets Stapleton Road, Easton, Bristol
When people visit Bristol, it’s hard not to fall in love with its rich street art culture. The city is famous for its creativity, and much of my work celebrates Bristol’s heritage and tells the stories of the local communities. From large-scale public artworks to intimate community projects, I aim to bring colour and meaning to the spaces I paint.
EQ Building, Down Canynge Street off Portwall Lane, Redcliffe, Bristol
I’ve been fortunate to have several fun and fabulous artist studios in Easton, one of Bristol’s most creative neighbourhoods. I’ve also participated several times in UPFEST, Europe’s largest street art and graffiti festival, where I’ve had the privilege of painting alongside some of Bristol’s most talented street artists. Events like UPFEST showcase the incredible talent and diversity of Bristol’s street art community, which I’ve found to be truly inspiring and supportive.
Beaufort Road Parklet, St George, Bristol
Left to Right:
Plant Studio, 175 North St, Bedminster, Bristol
Arley Terrace, Whitehall, Bristol
Left to Right:
Nutgrove Avenue, Victoria Park, Bedminster, Bristol’
Baker Bespoke, Bedminster, Bristol
Church Street, Easton, Bristol
Om Burger, Stokes Croft, Bristol
My mural experience spans a wide range of projects, from painting entire buildings and basketball courts to creating bespoke interiors and designing prints. Each piece is inspired by the vibrancy of Bristol and its people, and I love experimenting with bold colours and abstract themes to bring my ideas to life.
Temple Campus, Temple Gate, Bristol
Bristol is undeniably one of the UK’s top street art destinations, and it’s a privilege to contribute to its creative landscape. For anyone visiting the city, I highly recommend exploring areas like Stokes Croft, Bedminster, and Easton, where you’ll find an incredible variety of street art, including some of my own murals.
Where to eat and enjoy MOLLY murals in Bristol
TONKOTSU
4 Baldwin Street, Bristol
I teamed up with Tonkotsu to celebrate the art of Japanese ramen and noodle making. My bold, abstract murals and playful designs bring a fun, creative vibe to the restaurant, drawing inspiration from the shapes and forms of the noodle-making process.
Mokoko Coffee & Bakery
Wapping Whard, 2 Gaol Ferry Steps, Bristol
If I could design pastry-themed murals every day, she would! Featuring Bristol’s tastiest croissants and my favourite coffee spot by the harbour, Mokoko in Wapping Wharf is a must-visit. A tasty mural and an even tastier treat!
THE CRESCENT CAFE
Temple Back, Redcliffe, Bristol
Tucked away in Bristol’s business district, The Crescent Cafe is the perfect spot to enjoy art and spend an afternoon remote working with delicious cake and coffee. Overlooking a beautiful garden, this contemporary space offers an inspiring atmosphere to relax and think.
Coexist Community Kitchen
Mivart Street, Easton, Bristol
From weekly cookery classes to pop-up takeaway lunches, catering services, and space hire, Community Kitchen is a magical community space in the heart of Easton that supports vital social outreach work. My interior mural brings a calm, natural vibe, celebrating plants and growing vegetables.
Photo by Boardwalk.
I love collaborating with organisations worldwide to bring people’s creative ideas for public art to life…
Of course, people often stop me while I’m painting in public spaces to ask if I’m Banksy! I’m not… But if you’re passionate about street art in Bristol or interested in collaborating on a project, feel free to get in touch.