Next up we are taking a look at a series of four works we have seen recently around South-East London from one of our favourite graffiti writers in London, namely Core246. This writer/artist has an incredible range in his creative output and really can paint it all. Below we have a trio of works placed […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a series of fantastic works we have seen from Jim Vision on our recent trips to Shoreditch, which have been placed up over the last year to 18 months, and thankfully are still standing intact so we could admire them and share with you here. It’s always […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw a trio of South-East London’s artists take to the Stockwell Hall of Fame to leave this fantastic collaborative work fusing Graffiti and Street Art superbly. The work features letter work from Dave Plants, with Curiouser dropping the female portrait in the centre of the letters and Atila painting the female portrait on […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Gums and Tongue members hosting a spooky themed paint jam ahead of Halloween on a section of hoardings along Shoreditch High Street, with fantastic contributions from some 10 street artists and graffiti writers, making for another superbly coordinated and executed schemed production from this core group of artists. Works by The Real […]Read Post ›
A few months ago saw a wall we haven’t seen with a fresh coat of paint for seven or so years receive an absolutely magnificent makeover from Jim Vision, Si Mitchell & ThisOne. Taking to Cowper Street, Shoreditch, the trio of artists created a spectacular collaborative work fusing each of the artists distinct styles and […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Graffiti Writers Fiya101 & Hcaur take to some large-scale railway arches in East London to leave this superb collaborative piece that fuses the two artists works fantastically. The work features Hcaur on the letter work and Fiya101 on the monkey. The work is titled Smoke n Mirrors so Hcaur wrote ‘Smoke’ […]Read Post ›
Last week saw English Street Artist ATM and Portuguese Street Artist Jacqueline de Montaigne take to Greenwich paint a beautiful collaboration ahead of the joint exhibition Even Nature has its Price at the nearby Ben Oakley Gallery. Certainly a striking artwork fusing both the artists respective styles harmoniously. It’s also always exciting for us when […]Read Post ›
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 ›
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