Ever since his death, David Bowie has been popping up on London's walls from Brixton to Bromley. Here we round up some of the more impressive murals to the much-missed singer.
The Bowie mural in Brixton was painted by Jimmy C in 2013, but became something of a shrine after the singer's death. Image by M@.The Brixton mural was briefly accompanied by this pixellated portrait by Lego artist BLM. Photo by M@.More Lego-inspired Bowie action, this time in the Leake Street tunnel at Waterloo. Pictured in 2021 by M@.
A moody Bowie by Artful Dodger, at Elephant and Castle. Image by M@.Shoreditch profile by sk.art. Photo by M@.Paul Don Smith has painted many famous faces around London, including Bowie. Photo by M@.Prince, Bowie and Amy in the distinctive style of Nathan Bowen — found in Soho. Image by M@.A trio of Bowies located, of all places, outside some toilets in a Bromley shopping centre. Photo by Will Noble.Phone box Bowie in Haggerston. Image by M@.Otto Schade's portraits are usually made up from intricate ribbons, as here in a Westbourne Grove mural, photographed by Loz Pycock (creative commons licenece)Another Shoreditch Bowie by Giusi Tomasello. Image by Maureen Barlin under creative commons licence.
