Take a look those these incredible pictures from Aberdeen’s street art festival Nuart.
The internationally renowned festival saw 13 acclaimed artists create stunning new artwork in the city – including some huge new murals.
It has attracted tens of thousands of visitors to the city since it first took place in 2017 and continues to draw crowds into the city centre.
This year’s festival includes several large-scale pieces.
Brazilian artist, Thiago Mazza’s distinctive style has transformed the Frederick Street multi-storey car park into botanical landscape, while NeSpoon has drawn inspiration from the Scottish lacemaking industry to create a beautifully intricate design on the gable end of a building on Whitehouse Street.
Nik Ellis and Laura Perrett, known as SNIK, transformed a wall in a car park just off Thistle Lane as part of this year’s festival.
They used hand-cut stencils to create a beautiful ethereal portrait.
Tamara Alves. Credit Clarke Joss Photography
Swoon. Credit Conor Gault
Stanley Donwood. Credit Conor Gault
SNIK. Credit: Conor Gault
Nespoon. Credit: Clarke Joss Photography
Thiago Mazza. Credit: Clarke Joss Photography
Murmure. Credit: Conor Gault
Manolo Mesa. Credit: Clarke Joss Photography
Jamie Reed. Credit: Clarke Joss Photography
Escif by Lyndsay Aitken
Eloise Gillow. Credit: Conor Gault
Chalk Don’t Chalk. Credit: Aberdeen City Council
AIDA Wilde – Image Credit Conor Gault
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