https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-62874614?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGAA street artist has said he was "honoured and emotional" after creating a tribute to the Queen at a Manchester pub named after the late monarch.
Scott Wilcock, of Wigan, who works under the name Snow Graffiti, painted a mural with the words "thanks for everything ma'am" on a wall at the Queens Arms pub in Audenshaw.
The 35-year-old said he was "overwhelmed" when he realised a huge crowd had been watching him work.
"One woman started crying," he said.
"When the pub contacted me about doing a tribute to the Queen, I just thought it was such an amazing idea," he said.
"I've done hundreds of murals but this one was especially emotional and I felt honoured to have been asked to do it."
He set to work at 07:00 BST on Saturday and it took him a day to complete the artwork.
"All through the day I had people coming over to talk to me and take photos while I was working, one woman even started crying," he said.
Mr Wilcock said when he finished the artwork he turned around to see a "massive crowd" had formed behind him.
"It was a bit overwhelming but it was really nice and the atmosphere was just so positive," he added.
