A few weeks back saw Street Artist Helen Bur on a return visit to London in which she took the time to leave us with two striking works in East and North London. Helen Bur’s fluid painterly tones and water-colour effect very much making for a rather powerful and emotive aesthetic to accompany the mood […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Vova Zomb take to Soho to add his own brand of surreal illustrative character work to the Soho Takeover boards in Poland Street. Making for the fifth work on this spot it is quite a pleasure to see work fresh from Vova Zomb, the first for sometime on London’s […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Ant Carver take to Brick Lane to hit up his latest London mural and by far one of his best to date. Ant Carver’s style is very distinct, comprising the colourful background taking an abstract form, constructed from an elaborate process of being built up with spray paint and […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw London receive a visit from Paste-Up Street Artist C3 who left a trio of delightful works around Brick Lane. Brick Lane certainly the primary destination for paste-up works in London, what is most impressive about C3’s beautiful soulful redhead characters crafted on newspaper sheets is the artist ability to place […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back we were fortunate enough to catch Croydon’s very own Street Artist Morgazmik take to the Croydon Water Works in Matthew’s Yard, a beautiful building constructed in 1866 to add a funky paste-up design to the boards adorning the former entrance. Certainly bringing some character to this other wise displaced looking and […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Jimmy C take to Brick Lane to create his latest addition to London’s streets, and one that was very much worth the wait. Jimmy C’s style is influenced by a combination of Pointillism and the aboriginal culture of his native Australia. He started painting on the street in […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of months Street Artist Airborne Mark has taken to Star Yard to add his latest Origami inspired creations to London’s streets, allowing Airborne Mark the chance to work his case studies in light and shadow through his favoured paper platforms. On these last two occasions the works have taken a focus […]Read Post ›
Here we are catching up with a piece placed up a good few weeks back in Camden Town by Street Artist Irony, with this work we are a little conflicted about in the sense that we love what Irony has created but disheartened to see redevelopments happening in Hawley Mews which suggests the end of […]Read Post ›
It’s a new month and yet again the Jealous Gallery has a new piece on their roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project, which continues to just go from strength to strength as the months pass. On this occasion the work is a collaboration from Nick Tez – curator of this […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back saw the one of the worlds most famous global Graffiti & Street Art festival finally return to London for its 10th anniversary in the UK with a fantastic event comprised of painting, music and all round fun by the many people in attendance. The very nature of the event is […]Read Post ›
