Next up we are taking a look at a series of five superb works placed up in Penge during 2025 by one of London’s most active street artists of the last few years, namely Stocke. We are big fans of Stocke’s work and particularly admire how you never see anything other than a full on […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at another one of the standout pieces of 2025 for us, that went up in Penge during the summer. This work is particularly interesting as it is a reworking of a design and concept used by the artist Irony eight years previously on the same spot. The striking […]Read Post ›
During the summer London received a visit from Australian street artist Sophi Odling, who whilst over painted her first London piece with a large-scale and wonderful collaboration with American born, but London based street artist Ansley Randall. This striking work is just over the border from Penge in neighbouring Beckenham and for us is without […]Read Post ›
During the summer environmentally driven street artist Louis Masai made a visit to our corner of the world to place up two works in central Penge. Louis sets to use his art as a platform for people to question convention and social practice, these perceptions doesn’t resonate with him as a person or an artist. […]Read Post ›
Next up we are playing catch up with a number of fantastic works placed up all around the East End by Sweden based artist Sweet Toof throughout 2025. No stranger to East London’s walls, this is someone who has been painting characters around the area – Hackney Wick being the area we would most readily […]Read Post ›
Next up with our look back at 2025, we are taking a look at series of five works we have seen around East London during the year by graffiti writer Cept. who brings his own brand of tongue-in-cheek Pop Art inspired characters and funky letters to his designs. Of the five works, three are solo […]Read Post ›
London has been fortunate to receive several visits from Newcastle based artist Mul, who on each occasion hit up a number of works per visit, be they solo or collaborative pieces. Mul painted his distinct and immediately recognizable one eyed heart characters set strutting and running about the place all over East and South London. […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look an absolute highlight of the year for us, with an incredible series of six collaborations from a Sweet Toof and Phlegm. Legends of the scene individually, it has been amazing to see a total of seven collaborative artworks placed up around East London during the summer, fusing each […]Read Post ›
For our next blog post looking back on 2025, we are back up East London and taking a look at this striking large-scale collaboration between Vlad and Doppel. This is now the second time this duo have painted this spot, this time going rather bigger also. What is also great to see is how each […]Read Post ›
One of the highlights of this year’s street art and graffiti scene was catching a pair of works up Brick Lane during the summer from an artist we have not seen fresh work for some time from, namely Himbad. When we first started this blog, Himbad was a very active force in London’s scene, but […]Read Post ›
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