Best of 2025

Faunagraphic has transformed the Jordanthorpe Centre with her beautiful nature inspired murals.

WOM Collective created this mural for Lick of Paint '25. It's in Neepsend.

Mila K's huge mural was created as part of Lick of Paint '25.

Romaround created this mural for Lick of Paint '25.

One half of the creative collaboration between INSA and Rob Lee. INSA's huge mural represents the rivers of Sheffield with nods to the city's industrial past as hints of pink and orange represent the once glowing furnaces along the riverways.

This vibrant mural by Florence Blanchard sits at the edge of Holy Green, just off The Moor in the city centre. It’s bright colours transform a fairly unremarkable pedestrianised street sandwiched between Atkinsons department store and Sainsbury’s; Holy Green is mostly hidden beneath a huge concrete ramp that leads up to a car park, blocking light to the street below. Titled, ‘The Equation for Freedom, Peace, and Equality’, this mural brings new life to the stretch that many walk down to move between Charter Row and The Moor.

George Rose created this mural for Lick of Paint '25.

This eye-catching mural by The Tribes on Abbeydale Road was created in March.

This large Phlegm mural was commissioned as part of the ‘Festival of the Outdoors’. It has been unofficial named the ‘Devonshire Cat’ due to its proximity to the former Dev Cat pub. It took Phlegm just 3 days to paint.

Mural by Alastair Flindall in Heeley, created towards the end of 2025.

One of the big highlights of Lick of Paint ’25. This beautiful mural is by Tech Moon, a street artist from Cornwall. This huge artwork stands tall on the entrance to the Kelham Island Museum. A white, stainless steel Yorkshire rose set in a marble display case to interact with the architecture of the building and a nod to the heritage of the city of Sheffield.

One half of the creative collaboration between INSA and Rob Lee. Rob's mural represents the hills of Sheffield and utilises a Trompe L’oeil effect: stand in the right position and the two parts of his work align to look like a flat surface.

Emma Barnsley has been very busy around Greenhill painting the comm boxes around the area. She also created this stunning mural earlier this year.

45rpm's huge mural was created as part of Lick of Paint '25. He also created the festival's logo.

A collaboration between Sheffield artist Bubba 2000 and the actor Phil Daniels.

This mural on the side of Armando’s Scooters depicts Phil Daniels’ as Jimmy Cooper from the film Quadrophenia (1979). In the film, Jimmy’s character is a Mod and rides a Lambretta scooter. Armando’s Scooters in Sheffield is therefore a fitting location for this piece.

One of Trik 9's largest murals to date. This colourful artwork on London Road was painted in April.

Elle Koziupa's contribution to Lick of Paint '25. This huge mural of a suit of armour surrounded by poppies is found on the side of Gaard in Neepsend.

Tom J Newell designed mural painted by Studio Jumble for This is Woodseats.