The Only Fools and Horses mural page is up!
Painted in 2019 for the Only Fools themed bar in Liverpool on Seel street the mural of Del Boy, Rodney and Uncle Albert stood in front of the Nelson Mandela house in Peckham, makes the bar stand out for passers by to see.
The mural was actually painted over one of Paul's previous murals of a monkey for the bar Circo before the bar was taken over by the Only Fools bar.
Head over to the page via the street art page to check out the page.
Johnny King's wife and family were invited to Tranmere Rovers today to view the work done by all the brilliant volunteers from Tranmere Rovers Trust in refurbishing the Johnny King stand. It was an honour to meet them all.
The family approved of the mural, and that means a huge amount to me. I didn't want to let them down.
Many thanks again to all the volunteers. They worked like Trojans all summer 👏👏
These two murals, paying tribute to a comedy great, were a collaboration with Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre and The Comedy Trust. One depicts Sir Ken in his trademark pastel blue suit and tickling stick. He is pictured on a seaside promenade - a nod to the the seaside theatres where Mr Dodd plied is trade for so long in his early career. The second mural is really a bit of font play with the lyrics to Ken's biggest musical hit, the song - Happiness. A couple of the Diddy Men are taking care of word placement and the finishing touches. They were unveiled at a press gathering by Sir Ken's widow, Lady Anne Dodd in March 2020.
Head to the street art page to see the new murals page.
