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 ›
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 ›
For this post we are taking a look at a pair of excellent works from Street Artist Fanakapan, both placed up in Star Yard, Brick Lane, over the last five months – one a couple of weeks ago and one several months ago, with both looking fresh. Both fun works feature balloons as the subject […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of beautiful works from Street Artist Mr Cenz which have been placed up around East London of late. Both striking colourful portraits feature female portraits depicted in the artist’s entirely original and trademark ‘futuristic space funk’ style. The first of which saw Mr Cenz rework […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch-up with a trio of works by Street Artist Dan Kitchener which were placed up along Brick Lane and Shoreditch over the last few months. The first of which titled Midnight Drive painted in Hanbury Street, along Brick Lane features a futuristic nighttime scene set in Japan comprised of a more […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a pair of interesting works from an artist of whom we have only recently become acquainted with their artistic output. The works in question are by Eyesaw who paints glitched images of iconic cartoon characters, in these instances Mickey Mouse and Porky Pig. The pair of works are […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a selection of four works we have had the pleasure of sighting around Brick Lane and Shoreditch of late by Street Artist Fat Cap Sprays, all featuring his own take on neon style depictions of iconic cartoon characters or illustrative takes on subjects – such as the Elmo […]Read Post ›
Once again London has recently been fortunate enough to receive a spate of fresh works from American Street Artist WRDSMTH who is now spending his time living between London and Los Angeles, which is very fortunate for his London based fans. It’s been two years since WRDSMTH last hit London’s streets (covered here) and below […]Read Post ›
We have long admired the output of street artist My Dog Sighs, ever since we first sited his work around Camden Town, London, in 2014. The Portsmouth based artist may not paint in London as often as we may wish, but it is always a pleasure when we do get the opportunity to view his […]Read Post ›
