Aberdeen Nuart street festival gets under way
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Putting the finishing touches to one of the art works
The third Aberdeen Nuart street festival is officially getting under way, featuring artists from around the world.
Nuart was introduced to the Granite City for the first time in 2017 and returned again last year.
Artists have spent recent days working on their creations on walls and the sides of buildings around the city.
They include an eye-catching work by artist Vhils (Alexandre Farto) near Union Square off Palmerston Road.
This work by artist Vhils features near Union Square
This work from the first festival has remained at The Green in Aberdeen since 2017
Another artist, Jan Vormann, has been using donated Lego building blocks to repair broken walls.
The event - spearheaded by Aberdeen Inspired and the city council - is running from Thursday until Sunday.
It will feature guided walking tours, talks, and film screenings.
A head for heights was needed for this mural
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