In Gromit Unleashed 2, Nick Park’s Academy Award®-winning character Gromit returned to Bristol for his second starring role, but this time he was not alone; the loveable pooch was joined by his pal Wallace and arch nemesis Feathers McGraw!
The countdown is on.
A new Gromit Unleashed trail is returning to Bristol. Summer 2025.
This trail featured over 60 giant sculptures designed by high-profile artists, designers, innovators, and local talent. Sculptures were positioned in high footfall and iconic locations around Bristol and the surrounding area, making the perfect family day out around Bristol and beyond.
A look back at…
The launch
The sculptures in situ
The auction
Sculptures in their new home!
Shop the figurines
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‘Classic Gromit’
“Gromit, Lad. It’s you…. You’re for sale!” Get your paws on one of britain’s best-beloved pooch today.
£40
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‘The Howl’
Inspired by Edvard Munch’s famous painting The Scream, ‘The Howl’ is here to add a splash of style to your home.
£45
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‘Sunny’
With his motivational and cheery quotes, ‘Sunny’ brings nothing but good vibes!
£45
Meet the stars (A-Z)
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The Howl
- Artist:
- Tim Sutcliffe
- Sponsor:
- Redrock Consulting Ltd
- Location:
- Royal West of England Academy, Queen’s Road
- Sold for:
- £20,000
Putting his own spin on one of the most well-known paintings in the world, this sculpture shows Gromit literally bursting into the scene of Edvard Munch’s The Scream–oops, we mean ‘The Howl!’ Look closely and you may notice that artist Tim Sutcliffe hid a few familiar faces in the background. Sponsored by Redrock Recruitment, the one-of-a-kind portrait can be found at Royal West of England Academy, Queen’s Road.
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The Wallace Collection
- Artist:
- Rachel Bennett
- Sponsor:
- Hargreaves Lansdown
- Location:
- Hargreaves Lansdown on Anchor Road
- Sold for:
- £17,000
Covered in some of the most iconic artwork from popular culture, ‘The Wallace Collection’ incorporates pop art, post-impressionism, and cubism. Can you spot all the famous works of art? This bright design was painted by Aardman artist Rachel Bennett. Seek out this colourful collage outside sponsor Hargreaves Lansdown on Anchor Road.
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The Wensleydale Kid
- Artist:
- Paula Bowles
- Sponsor:
- Clifton Observatory
- Location:
- Clifton Observatory
- Sold for:
- £22,000
Howdy, y’all, and welcome to Bristol’s very own slice of the Wild West, sponsored by Darcy Associates. Painted by artist Paula Bowles, you can bet ‘The Wensleydale Kid’ is decked out in the whole wrangling kit and caboodle. Cowboy hat? Check. Cowboy boots? Check. Bandana? Check. Horse? Erm… looks like a park bench will have to do for now! Yee-haw! So pony up and skedaddle over to Clifton Observatory to meet this buckaroo! Giddyup!
Delve a littler further
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Gromit Unleashed 2 meets LEGO!
We are delighted to announce that we have collaborated with LEGO for Gromit Unleashed 2!
Visit The Gromit Unleashed Shop
Browse our best-selling figurines, wide range of home-ware, gifts, stationery, clothing, and of course some cracking Wallace & Gromit merchandise!
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