Who is Belfast's mystery graffiti artist?
Have you spotted Belfast's Banksy? ❤️
You might have heard Pete, Paulo and Rebecca chatting about this on the Breakfast Show, but have you spotted this pop-up graffiti design on any road signs across the capital?
Belfast has a long history with colourful street art, from political tributes to modern movements. But in recent years, a new wave of bold art has taken over the city, with many locals now identifying buildings or streets by their quirky murals.
Have you spotted the latest design? A love heart that sits on one-way street signs, this one appears just behind Belfast city centre.
We'd love to find Belfast's mystery 'banksy' and ask why they've started this campaign. Could this be a romantic gesture for Valentine's Day or could it be a secret code? If you know, please get in touch!
11 of Belfast's modern street art designs
Belfast Chef
This startling three-story image of a chef with a lobster was created by Australian artist, Smug. You can find this portrait at High Street Court at the bottom of High Street.
The Emerald Isle
Spotted at Whites Tavern in Belfast, how epic does is this hand-painted intricate map of Ireland. Filled with landmarks like H&W in Belfast, Ha'penny in Dublin, A Claddagh in Galway to Cathedrals and Castles bear Cork.
Adrian Dunbar Appreciation
As soon as local actor Adrian Dunbar mentioned this iconic quote in Line of Duty, we all went mad! So much so, it inspired someone to create this masterpiece đź‘Ź
Aslan's Touch
Tucked away on a street corner in East Belfast's C.S Lewis Square, you'll find Aslan's portrait. Another fantastic design from Australian artist Danni Simpson.
YEO!
Another signature Northern Irish slang word - why not plaster it onto a building. Work by Vanessa Power with Signs of Powers - this sits on Kent Street.
Cheeky Monkey
Check out the fun colours on this cheeky guys face! Created by the talented and award-winning street artist Louis Masai.
Pottingers
When you arrive at Pottingers Entry, don't forget to look up. Designed and painted by Nomad Clan - the pelicans are a symbol of the Pottinger family crest, and the flowers represent trading Belfast's flourishing industrial past.
Puppy Love
Another design nearby Pottinger's Entry in Belfast's city centre. We're clearly a nation that loves dogs, you can't look at this painting and not smile!
Ru Paul's Sashay Away
This striking mural features world-famous drag artist Ru Paul, who now proudly sits on Little Donegal Street.
Lovely Lady
Believe it or not, this was actually painted in the rain, just before Belfast's Culture Night. It takes a very skilled artist to pull off a masterpiece like this. You can check it out on Lower Garfield Street.
Belfast Romances
Commissioned by Bullitt and DC Tours this mural by Leo Boyd showcases pop art, B movies and Belfast's iconic architecture.
Wee geg on a keg
NI's hottest new central beer garden The Bone Yard on Bedford Street offers visitors some fantastic sights. From the Jameson shipping container, to the twinkling neon archway entrance. This latest addition to the courtyard spot is another from artist Danni Simpson for Hop House.
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