Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have this beautiful and bright collaboration from Brazilian Street Artist FPLO and London’s own Morgazmik. This was one of our favourite works from the weekend that is made all the more impressive by the fact that this duo […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have Airborne Mark who for the occasion was working from a design made exclusively for him, the Origami Rascal, which is based on anti-facial recognition technology. Airborne Mark has used this design in Camden & Bethnal Green and […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have The Lost Souls Crew, comprising SPZero76, Captain Kris, Si Mitchell & Squirl, a group of talented artists in their own right, but also certainly a crew of artists that certainly never disappoint whenever they get together to […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have Louis Masai, who is known or his distinctive works depicting animals, predominantly endangered species. For Meeting of Styles Louis Masai painted a Lioness, of which he set to create and build up over the two days, in […]Read Post ›
For this years Meeting Of Styles event Street Artist Dan Kitchener was at work in Pedley Street and hit out this stunning work, one of the events highlights, in what seemed like absolutely no time at all on the first day of the two day Street Art and Graffiti extravanganza, completing the piece in some […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend the worlds most famous global Street Art & Graffiti festival finally hit London. The very nature of the event is defined in the name, Meeting of Styles, setting to showcase artists and writers from all over the globe and presenting a full range of Graffiti and Street Art styles. The event was […]Read Post ›
Over the course of Friday and Saturday London was lucky enough to receive a visit from Puerto Rican, but Houston based, Street Artist Ana Marietta was at work on Pedley Street, just off of Brick Lane, on the now iconic feature wall of the Kinkao restaurant. Working with the most prevalent subject in her works, […]Read Post ›
Over the last week Camden Town has been treated to a visit from Brazilian Street Artist Fábio Panone Lopes who has laid out three walls in his visit to Camden, all with support from The Real Art of Street Art. Working in his distinctly fluid and colourful style, a style very much prevalent in South American Street […]Read Post ›
Throughout the course of Saturday Street Artist Irony was at work alongside Airborne Mark on a project in Nelson Dock, London’s last remaining dry dock, making for one of the most unusual settings in which we here have seen Street Art created and also certainly offering the one of the best scenic views to us in […]Read Post ›
Throughout the course of Saturday Street Artist Airborne Mark was at work alongside Irony on a project in Nelson Dock, London’s last remaining dry dock, making for one of the most unusual settings in which we here have seen Street Art created and also certainly offering the one of the best scenic views to us […]Read Post ›
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