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A week ago abstract Street Artist Remi Rough laid out his latest London mural as part of the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival currently underway in Walthamstow, and put on by Wood Street Walls. Taking a more minimalist approach from his recent mural in Dulwich (covered here) and working to a limited colour palette, it really is impressive how much depth […]Read Post ›
On Saturday in Paradise Row, Bethnal Green a fantastic Paint Jam featuring some thirteen artists took place, organized by Hidden Streets Of London and very much giving Paradise Row a much needed and stylish makeover in the process. Despite the grey weather and sudden, though thankfully short spells of intense downpours, the atmosphere was fantastic with […]Read Post ›
On Friday in Shoreditch, Graffiti Writer Pref was at work to lay out his latest multi-layered text piece, in this case reading ‘Pictures At An Exhibition’. Having started out as a Graffiti artist some twenty years ago, Pref then went on to study Graphic Design and it is with these two influences that Pref’s intricate works […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been a few months now since we last had a fresh work from Trust Icon to share with you, however three days ago one of London’s most witty and proactive Street Artists was back out again to hit up his latest creation, on this occasion in Queens Park. In his work Trust Icon sets […]Read Post ›
Whilst out on our travels on Tuesday, as we cut through Blackall Street to Great Eastern Street in Shoreditch we heard that now all so familiar sound of cans being shaken and were delighted upon turning the corner to discover visiting Danish Street Artist Frida Stiil Vium at work. One thing we love most about London’s […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Louis Masai completed the first large-scale mural for the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival in Walthamstow, put on by Wood Street Walls. For this work Louis Masai has worked in association with the Body Shop as part of their ‘Enrich Not Exploit’ campaign setting in part to increase the Red Shanked Douc’s reproduction chances by building Bio-Bridges linking […]Read Post ›
On Saturday, Regents Park Road in Camden Town provided the setting for a delightful ice-cream fueled Street Art production entitled ;Desserts In The Desert’ by Captain Kris, The Real Dill, Lazy Obit & Tony Boy, seemingly willing the warm weather to hit London. Painted next to the lengthy and long-standing work by Kobra, it was […]Read Post ›
On Sunday we here at London Calling Blog were delighted to see the creation of the third work in our local area of Maple Road, Penge, with a beautiful work placed up by Graffiti Writer Aero, put up with a little support from us. This delightful new addition really is adding to the colourful life this road is […]Read Post ›
On Saturday we were delighted to stumble upon Spanish born, but London based, Abstract Graffiti Writer Juan2 at work on his latest piece in Shoreditch. Ever an interesting artist, Juan2 didn’t disappoint this weekend with this intriguing piece. Working to his trademark 3D abstract style, that while sometimes quite minimalist is still full of energy and […]Read Post ›
A few days ago Street Artist Jimmy C set to create his latest work at the Kings Cross end of Caledonian Road, and what a beautiful work it is indeed. Reworking his previous piece in the same spot which presented a serene landscape, and still forms much of the basis of this adapted scene. The […]Read Post ›
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