Fabrication
By — William Fallows
Location — L3

located on Bickerstaffe Street.

Leaf
By — William Fallows s
Location — L1

The Leaf tea shop stands out against the dusky evening at its former home in the Static Gallery on Roscoe Lane.

Open Eye
By — Neil Richards
Location — L1

Wood Street's much vaunted Open Eye photography gallery on Wood Street, L1, before a 2010 move to the Pier Head.

Manuscript
By — William Fallows

Hope Street
By — William Fallows
Location — L5

The oxodised copper Hope Street sign turns green.

Untitled
By — William Fallows

52 Roscoe Street
By — David Ellison

Singularly Ambivalent
By — Tom Faircloughs

Dock Road
By — David Ellison

Castle Street
By — Chris Donbavand
Location — L2

The large numbers boldly stand out on the busy street.

Doctor On Call
By — Neil Richards
Location — L1

Pilgrim St

Visible Viral
By — Pete Carr
Location — L1

Collegiate
By — Lee Oakley
Location — L6

The Collegiate, Ut olim ingenii necnon virtutis cultores; when you have knowledge also cultivate wisdom. The Collegiate; Shaw St,

Exchange Flags
By — Chris Donbavand
Location — L2

England Expects... Nelson's Trafalgar rallying cry punctuates the Nelson monument; Exchange Flags.

Princes Dock
By — David Ellison

Iceberg
By — William Fallows
Location — L3

Steam Packet Co.
By — Chris Donbavand
Location — L3

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company's boarding stage at night.

Matchworks
By — Aaron Bimpson
Location — L24

As part of the regeneration of the Speke/Garston area in the late 1990s, Urban Splash sensitively transformed the art deco former match factory into office space and commercial units. The Byrant and May factory closed in 1994, lying dormant until Urban Splash rescued the iconic structure on Liverpool's southern approach, reopening it in 2001.

Asbos
By — Neil Richards
Location — Unknown

Billy
By — David Colbran
Location — The Albert Dock

Billy Fury's statue arrived to overlook the river Mersey at the Albert Dock in 2003. Fury had worked as a deck hand on the Mersey tugboat Formby before finding fame.

Brodie Tower
By — Charlotte Corries
Location — L3

The University of Liverpool's Brodie Tower is home to the engineering department on Great Newton Street, L3. The stylised 1956 building features the names of famous engineers on its eastern facade.

Probe
By — Pete Carr
Location — L1

Slater Street's iconic Probe Records.

Lark 13
By — Pete Carr
Location — L17

The Gallery on Lark Lane - a quirky, kitschy gift boutique.

The Old Station
By — Pete Carr
Location — L17

The Old Police Station on Lark Lane, L17. Home to a youth club, records fair and drumming group - amongst others, and hub of the local community.

The Picket
By — Pete Carr
Location — L1

The Picket on Jordan Street, in the new Independent District around Jamaica Street, L1. Bands and musicians from the Happy Mondays and Billy Bragg to Joss Stone and Deaf School have graced the stage of the much-loved music venue.

No Parking
By — William Fallows
Location — L3

Camden 2
By — Tom Fairclough
Location — Heritage Market, L3

The Camden-esque colours of the Heritage Market brighten up the Tobacco Warehouse at Stanley Dock, L3.

Hard City
By — Mark Peachey
Location — L1

Great Day
By — Neil Richards

Visible Viral 2
By — Pete Carr
Location — L1

Another example of a-ape's Visible virals - one of photographer Pete Carr's favourite subjects. Newtington Bridge, L1.