London is thriving with art flourishing from all parts of the city. The city is so inspiring for creative minds that long to leave a mark on the world. Some of the pieces are more easily seen than others, such as the intricate architecture portrayed on towering buildings scattered around the city.

I particularly found a hidden gem of art in the middle of the city on a bridge called the Millennium Bridge. A man comes to this bridge in his free time to paint tiny murals on chewed gum that people leave on the bridge to be stepped on. I was cautious walking around this bridge to appreciate these amazing pieces of art polka dotted around the bridge. I found it so special to be able to catch this artist at work so focused on creating something that meant so much to him. When you stop to look closer at these miniature canvases, you see fine detail and work put into every single one. As odd as the matter seems, I found it so cool that a man was turning something so gross and ugly into beautiful artwork that people can appreciate if they look hard enough. The city itself is so unique and I love being able to experience the magic it holds.