Glasgow's very own 'Banksy', the Rebel Bear, has returned to the streets of the city with a new piece of graffiti.
His latest piece, located in Woodlands in the west end, takes aim world leaders Donald Trump, Kim Jong-un and the new UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Featuring all three as babies in nappies, Bo-Jo is depicted 'picking his beak' with pencils coming out his ears, while the North Korean leader plays with a toy rocket (in response to his country's new rocket launch system) and 'the Donald' builds a wall with toy bricks - relating to his long-promised plans for a border wall with Mexico.
It's not been long since one of his work's last appeared in the city, when a piece of graffiti having a go at Mark Zuckerberg for hypnotising us all with Facebook appeared on an underpass near Victoria Park in the west end back in June.
The talented unknown creative is known for his political and religious-themed wall murals which have appeared throughout the city, having previously taken aim at The Old Firm, Brexit and the evolution of gender roles.
If you’re interested in the mysterious Rebel Bear's work then you can find out more over on Instagram.
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