An award winning Liverpool-based artist is now touring his vibrant and colourful artwork throughout the city with fans.
Paul Curtis, who specialises in street art and large murals, recently held his first tour and joked that it "sold out faster than Elton John's fourth farewell tour."
Now, thanks to the initial turnout, he plans to hold them every three to four months.
The Liverpudlian told 2Chill : "The first walking tour took place on Saturday, November 6. Despite the weather being pretty wet, sixteen people joined in the two hour walk around the Baltic area and Liverpool city centre.
"This was a trial run as I didn't know if there would be much interest and secondly, whether or not I have the stories or skills to run such a tour.
"In the end, it seemed to go well. The attendees were kind enough to give me some feedback. They were very positive and most said it should be done again just the way it is."
The tour includes the iconic Liver Bird wings found on Jamaica Street, as well as his take on the Beatles' Abbey Road album cover, his portrait of John Lennon for an eyewear boutique and his recent cheetah-themed piece for the Scouse Bird shop.
Paul has been painting for around five years now after being made redundant in 2015.
The former geologist has created more than 150 public pieces largely in Liverpool and the Wirral.
If you are interested in future walks, Paul has said to keep an eye on his social media for announcements. Alternatively, a free interactive map of all his work is available online.
