Yesterday in Bethnal Green Street Artist Giusi Tomasello was out working her magic on a wall provided with the support of the Hidden Streets Of London. Working with a combination of spray cans, Posca pens and paint brushes to build up her portraits, when you view the piece you are automatically drawn to the striking face […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so Street Artist Himbad has vertainly been a busy bee, with two new works in Bethnal Green laid out with the support of The Hidden Streets Of London, and a third piece he was working on today for the ‘Green House Effect’ paint jam in Spitalfields, and which we have yet […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and again despite the loss of much of it’s Street Art prime locations along the Camden Arches and the former Camden Lock Market, the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here […]Read Post ›
Over the last month or so, at varying intervals, Street Artists Jim Vision and Dr Zadok have laid out in the East End, an incredible large scale and magnificent tribute to the Author Terry Pratchett who sadly passed away from Alzheimer’s some six weeks back now, aged 66 and Josh Kirby, illustrator of an incredible twenty-six […]Read Post ›
New York artist Pyramid Oracle left London this week after some three months of residing in the capital, in which time he left us with many great works to witness, several paintings and many many hand painted paste-ups. We first met Pyramid Oracle when he was painting in Camden Town in the new year (covered […]Read Post ›
Seeing as we love sharing work in progress pictures alongside the finished articles we thought we would take the time here to show Furia139’s piece from Saturday’s Paint Jam in Brixton, for the Save Brixton Arches campaign. Working in a limited 2 hour time frame, the race was on for the artists to lay out […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Brixton the event RECLAIM::BRIXTON took place in Windrush Square, in the public space in front of The Black Cultural Archives and in the shadow of Lambeth Town Hall. In this space several communities gathered in congregation from noon to 5pm in order to celebrate the communities love for their area. As part of this demonstration the independent […]Read Post ›
This week Street Artist Irony hit Camden Town to lay out a duo of stunning portraits, putting the first piece up on Monday, just around the back of Camden Town Underground Station, and the second piece on Wednesday up along the Main High Street, both walls were provided with the support of The Real Art […]Read Post ›
Today in Shoreditch, Street Artists Zina, Amara Por Dios & more traditional Graffiti Writer Flesh031 Hit Blackall Street and laid out a portrait each, side by side, and each very much in the artists own distinct styling. Not having really seen much street art from Flesh031 this piece was a great delight to see and it […]Read Post ›
Seeing as Louis Masai’s solo exhibition kicks off at the Lollipop on the 30th of April we thought this would be a good time to share some of his Street Art that can currently be seen around London, with works in Brixton, Caledonian Road and the East End. Through his art Louis Masai sets to draw […]Read Post ›
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