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First Bus has partnered up with UPFEST Presents to transform one of its double decker buses into a mobile piece of art depicting iconic Bristol and West of England landmarks and signature scenes.<br/><br/>The bus has been transformed by legendary Bristol street artist Cheo, who’s signature cartoon style is instantly recognisable.
First Bus has partnered up with UPFEST Presents to transform one of its double decker buses into a mobile piece of art depicting iconic Bristol and West of England landmarks and signature scenes.<br/><br/>The bus has been transformed by legendary Bristol street artist Cheo, who’s signature cartoon style is instantly recognisable.
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