Last week saw Irony and SkyHigh take to the Stockwell Hall of Fame to create a fantastic Halloween themed work, one that is not only masterfully executed, but also full of much humour, mostly due to how tragically accurate it is. The work in question features a terrifying glimpse in to the UK’s future following Brexit […]Read Post ›
For this post we are taking a look at the first of two recent additions to Penge from Street Artist Irony. The work in question takes on a Halloween vibe and instead of featuring the more traditional ghosts and ghouls themes associated with this time of year it depicts a woman being struck unexpectedly in […]Read Post ›
Today we are playing catch up with a reworked piece by Street Artist Irony in Camden Town several months ago. Originally placed up in March 2018 Irony returned to this striking portrait scene so full of flow and a permeating sense of movement in which the female subject is set popping from the rather minimalist […]Read Post ›
On our recent trip to Derry we had a couple of occasions to explore the town and take in some of the Street Art about the city – most of which has been organised by UV Arts – and there are certainly some really impressive walls to be spied around the lovely city. So we […]Read Post ›
After our recent visit to Belfast where we were treated to an abundance of high quality Street Art we thought we would create a Street Art guide to some of the best locations around Belfast for some painted creativity. The majority of the art shared below has been organised by Seedhead Arts who have done a […]Read Post ›
Following our recent trip to Derry to paint a couple of spots – covered here and here – we were exceptionally lucky to spend a long weekend in Belfast with Irony who managed to hit up another trio of fantastic works, taken the total number of works to five painted in ten days whilst visiting […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at the second work Irony hit up during our week in Derry, which for us was the highlight of our recent trip to Northern Ireland, namely this little impromptu fox Irony dropped with scrap tins at the last minute before we left town. Placed up on the Praxis Centre […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a stunning artwork placed up by Irony in Derry, Northern Ireland a couple of months ago on a spot we was offered to opportunity to work a tad further away from our usual South London haunts. Taking to a rather large smooth gable end wall we had the pleasure […]Read Post ›
Here we are taking a look at a new addition to SE20 and a work that is the first of a new initiative with St Hugh’s Centre to bring more creativity to Anerley. The work in question is by Street Artist Irony who has painted several works around the area over the last few years […]Read Post ›
Here we wanted to share some of the moments from the absolutely amazing day we had on our recent ‘Anythings Better Than A Blank Wall’ Street Art tour of SprayExhibition20 in memory of Gordon Gibbens who we recently learned sadly passed away in 2017 aged 86 after spending the previous two decades documenting graffiti and street art […]Read Post ›
