Over the weekend and culminating today Leake Street played host to an incredible production featuring some 30 or so Graffiti Writers and Street Artists all setting out to have some fun for Halloween and in doing so created ‘A Nightmare On Leake Street’ along one entire length of the tunnel. Impressively organised by SkyHigh with a […]Read Post ›
Seeing as its Halloween that only means one thing for us here at London Calling Blog, getting out and about to catch some of the inevitable horror themed works that are set to appear around London. Having been away for the weekend we have yet had the chance to catch a few more works put […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a what is to date the largest and mos elaborate work from Italian born but London residing Street Artist Hunto. Originally a Graffiti Writer, Hunto has gone on to develop his own brand of fluid cubist creations infused with a bold block colouring, depicting for him the great […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Graffiti Writer Dreph hit the Brick Lane area to place up a pair of fantastic portraits that certainly offer a refreshing splash of something fresh to the area. Painting the first work along Commercial Street on a shutter that is permanently down – so you will be sure to see it should […]Read Post ›
Last weekend we caught up with Street Artist Airborne Mark during his two day stint on his latest ‘Origami Riots’ creation “ROS£” in Camden Town, based on an original Origami design by Airborne Mark constructed from 5 x £5 notes. The effect is intriguing and just absolutely crammed with intricate details that compliment the complexity and depth in his designs […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a striking collaboration from Street Artists Hannah Adamaszek and Swallow. The pair have constructed a softly coloured scene featuring a series of partials portraits by Hannah Adamzsek which are surrounded by an array of wildlife presented in a soft colourful illustrative manner by Saroj that sit so harmoniously together in this […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw Street artist Mr Cenz out in Newham to paint his second mural in the area, unsurprisingly one that really is just fantastic. The piece depicts one of his now trademark female portraits created in his distinctive sci-fi and cosmic-fueled styling, seemingly improving with each mural he creates, truly honing that translucent […]Read Post ›
Earlier on today as we made a visit to Camden Town and we were delighted to stumble upon this fantastic typography collaboration ‘Onwards & Upwards’ from Pref Id & Gary Stranger. The pair whose works both in their own way meet as a fusion of Graffiti and Graphic Design have presented a piece very much in Pref’s […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back saw Rich Simmons return to Croydon’s Arts Quarter to create a collaborative fusion of Pop Art & London Graffiti with tags from Gasp and Dice entitled ‘Rooftop Romance’. The work as the title suggests features a couple embracing aloft a New York rooftop scene in his distinct comic book/Pop Art style. The addition […]Read Post ›
Yesterday on our way home we made a detour to Mile End Skate Park in the hope of capturing a fantastic set of works put up the day before and unsurprisingly found that the works didn’t make 24 hours, however it did mean we were fortunate enough to stumble upon this freshly finished work from 3D Graffiti […]Read Post ›
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