It was a piece of street art that appeared overnight on the side of a garage and almost instantly saw Port Talbot hit the headlines across the world.
Steelworker Ian Lewis's garage in Richmond Terrace became a very unlikely tourist hotspot just before Christmas in 2018, attracting visitors from around the UK after they learned that world-renowned street artist Banksy had painted his latest works there.
Depicting a child dressed for the winter, with his arms outstretched and his tongue sticking out, the work appears to show them trying to catch snowflakes on one wall - but on the other side of the wall, it's clear that the apparent snowflakes are actually flakes from ash and smoke from a fire in a skip.
