Take a look at the eye-catching street art adding colour to the borough by Rugby's answer to Banksy
A street artist has been busy brightening up hidden parts of Rugby with his captivating murals.
Adrian Wszacki, who goes by the tag name GreyDone, has been sharing his work in public spaces for 25 years.
He is gaining a large following of fans in Rugby who are dazzled by his artistic talents.
Impressed businesses have commissioned Adrian to paint for them too, including Experience Hair Design in Regent Street.
Adrian said: “About six years ago I picked up on portraits as my friend wanted me to paint his favourite rap artist, Mac Miller.
"After a few failed attempts I managed to grasp the right technique and I’ve been trying to improve it since then.”
Adrian said he is inspired by people around him, memes and other artists.
“My paintings can be seen scattered around Rugby,” he went on.
"They are usually hidden deeply from people’s eyes, so I'd say go out and explore it yourself - look under the bridges.”
The artist is hoping people will donate unwanted paint so he can continue his mission to spread colour in the community.
He said: “If anyone has leftover paint they want gone — spray paint, emulsion, oil-based, tester pots, anything at all.”
Borough councillor Simon Ward said: “Adrian is a very talented local mural artist. I’ve seen several of his pieces of work across the borough and I’m really impressed.
"Adrian and I have also spoken on several occasions about potential opportunities for further work. Something I would love to encourage more.”