One of the most exciting additions to London’s thriving Street Art scene of late has been the arrival in London of Japanese artist Enigm who has painted a series of works all around Brick Lane and Shoreditch. three of which we have too share with you below. Taking a rich illustrative style heavily influenced by […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Bristol based Street Artist Kid Crayon make a visit to London, which resulted in a superb collaboration with Keo Match in Allen Gardens, just behind Brick Lane – accessible via Pedley Street – depicting a character from each respective artist engaged in an explosive fist bump. It is interesting to see each […]Read Post ›
For our next post we are taking a look at a series of pieces we have spotted around South-East London over the last few months by writer and street artist Atila. We have been very fortunate enough to see that this artist has been regularly taking to the recently established legal walls in Crystal Palace […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a trio of Graffiti productions we have spied of late around Shoreditch from Gums & Tongue crew members The Real Dill, Dahkoh & Captain Kris who always deliver some of the best group works fusing letters and characters. It’s always a pleasure to see fresh work from these […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of fantastic works by Spanish born, but London based artist Kaes, placed up over the last couple of months around Brick Lane and Shoreditch. Both works are part of a body of works the artist has been working over the last year or so in […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of fantastic works placed up in the last month or so from the ever prolific Street Artist ThisOne who has left a trio of his black and white animal subjects in that rich illustrative style that is so distinctly ThisOne around Brick LAne and Shoreditch. […]Read Post ›
Last Sunday saw virtually the whole of the Stockwell Hall of Fame taken over for an amazing Graffiti production with an under the sea theme and matching colour palette being utilised by all involved. The production was mostly character free – one shark did make an appearance – with the focus being solely on letter […]Read Post ›
For this blog post we are taking a look at a number of Graffiti works by Graffiti Writer and DJ Martin Bundsen who has been busy dropping pieces all around South-East London over the last couple of months. We have been fortunate enough to encounter works in Crystal Palace, Stockwell and Peckham from this writer […]Read Post ›
On our latest trips around South and East London we have been treated to a series of new works from someone who is hands down one of London’s most prolific Graffiti Writers, namely Tizer. Someone who never seems to go to long without painting and someone whose work can be spied all over London and […]Read Post ›
One of the most impressive new additions to London we have seen of late is this beautiful large-scale mural from Street Artist Jimmy C which is located just off of Whitecross Street in Clerkenwell. The striking and calming work is titled Spring and is the result of the culmination of drawings the artist created during the Springtime […]Read Post ›
