Playing catch up again here with a pair of collaborations involving Louis Masai placed up a month or so back now, but were both so good we still wanted to share here. First up we have a work with Brazilian Street Artist Milo Tchais who was visiting London as part of the LATA Festival (covered here) […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so London has been treated to a return visit from Brazilian Street Artist Fábio Panone Lopes, AKA FPLO, who has laid out some half a dozen delightful works, one very short-lived that we didn’t get to see. No sooner had FPLO flown into London he immediately headed to Brick Lane and reworked a […]Read Post ›
Well Street Artist Otto Schade has certainly been busy over the last few weeks with a pair of works placed up around London (covered here) and an incredible fusion of styles in a collaboration with Dan Kitchener in Newham (covered here). More recently in the last couple of days we have had another fantastic pair of […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Renato Hunto was out doing what he does best, namely painting his distinct and colourful signature style abstract characters around Camden Town. Originally a Graffiti Writer, Hunto has gone on to develop his own brand of fluid cubist creations infused with a bold […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has seen Stencil focused Street Artist Otto Schade hit up a pair fresh new designs, with his first work placed up in Camden Town and the second in Notting Hill. ‘Anonymosh’ in the Stables Market in Camden Town painted for the recently established Accepted Rebellion Gallery. Certainly an interesting […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back we caught up with Street Artist Airborne Mark for the first day of his two day stint on his latest ‘Origami Riots’ creation “My Neighbour TOTORO” in Camden Town. The piece features TOTORO from the 1988 Japanese animated fantasy film ‘My Neighbour Totoro‘ written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki and produced by Studio Ghibli, […]Read Post ›
Just over a week ago Street Artist JXC took to Camden Town to paint his latest hyper-real creation, an excellent piece depicting actor Jeff Cohen’s character ‘Chunk’ from the 1985 film The Goonies. The scene which JXC choose to so superbly paint was Chunk performing the ‘truffle-shuffle’ dance but slightly subverting the situation by adding his gang […]Read Post ›
Well it may not be that ‘new’ having been painted a month ago now, but over the least few days we finally bumped into the ever hard working and most generous The Real Art Of Street Art who most kindly granted us access to the rooftop on which the latest Lost Souls mural resides so […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a work from one of London’s most prolific artists Frankie Strand, which was painted some six weeks back now, but we have been awaiting the removal of the scaffolding to get a clear view at this large scale work. Certainly the biggest wall Frankie Strand has undertaken as […]Read Post ›
On Thursday just gone, prolific and talented Street Artist Trust Icon was back in Camden Town to add his latest design to London’s Streets. In his work Trust Icon sets to capture a moment or a snapshot from his, and many peoples childhood, combined with his own style of poignant insight or humour injected into each design, […]Read Post ›
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