Bristol's street art bonanza: See No Evil 2012 – in pictures

Munich's SatOne addresses the issue of artists being treated like superheroes with a huge superhero-inspired wall of his own. Spot the Incredible Hulk and Superman Photograph: Global Street Art

The abstract whisps by London's SheOne have been painted at the bottom of Bristol-based Nick Walker's huge character, making this piece the largest street art mural in the UK
Photograph: Global Street Art

Belgium's Roa is famous for painting black-and-white animals like this city fox
Photograph: Global Street Art

Bristol-based Chu is a master of anamorphic graffiti, which appears to burst out of the wall when viewed from certain angles Photograph: Global Street Art

Ireland's Conor Harrington often paints characters with an imperial flavour. These three-storey-high soldiers are nestled behind the church on Nelson Street Photograph: Global Street Art

Bristol artist 45rpm brightens up an otherwise dark corner Photograph: Global Street Art

Italy's Pixel Pancho made his first appearance at See No Evil, painting this mechanical beast Photograph: Global Street Art

Paris-born Kashink's multicoloured psychedelic style is inspired by comic books Photograph: Global Street Art

A young Bristol-based artist, Hannah, has painted her first street piece at See No Evil, subverting classical motifs with cheeky modern symbolism Photograph: Global Street Art

Corporate subversion as an unofficial addition to one of the bins on site Photograph: Global Street Art