Here we are playing catch up with a busy weekend around London from street artist Vinnie Nylon a month or so back which saw him hit up a series of six works around East and South London – five of which we have had the pleasure of seeing and can share with you below, and […]Read Post ›
Last week saw the ever prolific Street Artist Woskerksi drop one of his most recent additions to London’s streets on one of his favourite walls to paint around East London, and what a magnificent addition to the streets of Shoreditch it is. This soulful work below titled 2nd Class Citizen is so striking and powerful, […]Read Post ›
Last weekend saw Graffiti Writer Gary Stranger visit London to leave some of his super clean and precise text work in his own ‘Post Typography’ style. In this instance working to a plain black background Gary Stranger used just two colours on his text to create this work which pops off the smooth black backdrop. It’s […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a series of half-a-dozen works placed up over the last couple of weeks around East London by visiting Japanese artist Enigm who is proving to be one of the most active Street Artists currently on London’s scene. The recent spate of works below have been scattered all over […]Read Post ›
One of the most impressive works we have seen on our latest ventures up to Shoreditch is very much this incredible work placed up around Brick Lane by Graffiti Writer Only. This writer’s latest body of works presents an incredible fusion of traditional graffiti lettering and intensely detailed scenery, creating a piece within a piece […]Read Post ›
On our recent trip to Shoreditch we were treated to a pair of fresh works from Polish born, but London based, Street Artist and Graffiti Writer, Woskerski. Certainly one of London’s most prolific artists, this person is now stranger to leaving his work around Brick Lane and Shoreditch. So it was no surprise, but always […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch up with a pair of recent works placed up by Street Artist Airborne Mark around Brick Lane. We have been fortunate enough to catch two origami animal creations from Airborne Mark through which the artist showcases his case studies in light and shadow through his favoured paper platforms. The works […]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 ›
Here we are playing catch up with some fantastic works placed up a few months ago by London’s own James Chuter and visiting Street Artist Ten Hundred who whilst over hit up a series of five collaborations around the city, three of which we were fortunate enough to catch and have shared below. We have […]Read Post ›
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