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Mural by Phlegm aka @phlegm_art for the Sea Walls project of the Pangea Seed Foundation, seen at Calle 1 Sur 31, Centro, 77668 in San Miguel de Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Drone photo by James aka @urbanmuralhunter on that other photo site.
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Artist - Phlegm .... Massive 8 storey mural depicting countless Toronto landmarks coming together to create a human form ....
Same building, same (Phlegm) artist, different years!!
On left is 2024, on right is 2019.
So five years apart. The building has been renovated as well which meant the earlier artwork was destroyed..
More Sheffield Street Art here -
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Artwork by Phlegm.
Location Headford Street Sheffield.
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The Graffiti Hotel, awesome artwork here from Rocket01, Fauna, kid Acne,Phlegm and others!
Snuff Mill Lane, Ecclesall Road, Sheffield.
Mural by Phlegm, 2016.
Phlegm was invited to Sheffield along with 15 other local and international artists as part of the Feature Walls mural event.
Incredible Street Art Illustrations by Phlegm.
Another fantastic wall mural by Phlegm. This one is just off Ecclesall Road on Snuff Mill Lane and was painted in October 2016 for Feature Walls.
Phlegm has cleverly integrated the original street art by Bubba 2000 that could originally be found on this wall into his mural. Bubba’s jumping boy can be seen caged in one of the towers towards the centre of the wall. The security alarms on the wall have also been incorporated into his artwork.
streetartsheffield.com/gallery/phlegms-feature-walls
Born in North Wales and now residing in Sheffield, UK, cartoonist and illustrator Phlegm is well known for his self-published comics and amazing graffiti/street art. Many of the larger-than-life characters that adorn the walls he spray paints originate from his comics.
Much of his artwork is illustration-based, thus his lack of true graffiti-style lettering may lead some to describe his murals/walls as more cartoon-based art. Regardless of what you may categorize his work as, it is unique and intriguing.
I strongly suggest you visit his site and blog for maximum awesome sauce.
twistedsifter.com/2010/07/street-art-illustrations-by-phl...