Over the summer London received a visit from a pair of artists visiting from California, USA, Joshua Lawyer and MJ Lindon and luckily for us, each of them took the time visit our corner of the city and leave us with a beautiful piece on the whistlestop visit to the city. The work below is […]Read Post ›
Over the summer London received a visit from a pair of artists visiting from California, USA, Joshua Lawyer and MJ Lindon and luckily for us, each of them took the time visit our corner of the city and leave us with a beautiful piece on the whistlestop visit to the city. The work below is […]Read Post ›
Over the summer all female street art group – WOM Collective – held their now annual WOM MAN street art paint jam, which saw an extensive series of superb collaborations all made by one female and one male artist. With so many artists involved there was certainly an array of styles and subjects which combined […]Read Post ›
One of the highlights of Penge’s street art scene in 2024 was the pair of walls painted by visiting Australian artist Jasmine Crisp, the first of which we are looking at below. This striking piece was painted with brushes and just some red, blue, yellow and white masonry paint. The work has a title that […]Read Post ›
Over the summer London received a visit from Mexican born, but Germany based, street artist Hebs, who hit up a few pieces around London, two of which we got to see and are sharing with you below. Both of the works feature sideways profile portraits, in a loose painterly style, and both infused with bright […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a series of twelve fantastic works we have seen from Jim Vision on our visits to Brick Lane and Shoreditch through the course of 2024. It’s always a pleasure to see work from this artist who is one of London’s most active and prolific artists for many […]Read Post ›
The summer saw a pair of Australian artists pass through London and hit up this outstanding collaboration on a large spot, some what off the beaten track of London’s street art scene. The work is titled ‘On Hold’ presents a surreal other worldly scene in a deep and rich colour palette. It is impressive as to […]Read Post ›
The summer saw South African graffiti writer Drake move to London and hit up a series of fantastic pieces, including a pair of first class collaborations with fellow South African, but London based artist Fiya101. Both of the joint pieces focus on wildlife from their native land, offering some exotic editions to London’s streets – […]Read Post ›
It is fair to say that one of the stand out moments of London’s street art scene in 2024 was Banksy’s nine day London Zoo extravaganza. Love him or hate him, everyone on the scene was paying attention to each new work as the days unfolded. The works were placed up all around London, and certainly kept […]Read Post ›
One thing that has stood out for us in 2024 is the reemergence of graffiti artist Cept on London’s streets. It has been some time since we saw fresh work from this formerly prolific artist around East London, who brings his own brand of tongue-in-cheek Pop Art inspired characters and funky letters to his designs. […]Read Post ›
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