Yesterday afternoon a Paint Jam occurred in an undisclosed and rather hidden away location in aid of The Real Dill’s birthday and to celebrate the launch of Volume 2 of the Visual Distraction Zine. There were some fourteen artists at work for the event who all hit out pieces, very much in their own style, just for […]Read Post ›
On Sunday at the Queen of Hoxton rooftop bar in Shoreditch, amid the glorious sunshine Lend Us Your Hands, a charity fundrasier comprising a day and night of art, music, crafts, food and cocktails all in order to raise vital funds for the Tsum Valley region devastated by the Nepal Earthquakes took place. A vast part of the […]Read Post ›
As is often the case when we get to see some live painting we like to take the opportunity to share some of the process involved in building up the work, so next up from The Whitecross Street Party we thought we would share with you here the work of Airborne Mark. Working on a […]Read Post ›
As is often the case when we get to see some live painting we like to take the opportunity to share some of the process involved in building up the work, so next up from The Whitecross Street Party we thought we would share with you here the work of Himbad. Working on a 4×4 […]Read Post ›
As is often the case when we get to see some live painting we like to take the opportunity to share some of the process involved in building up the work, so from The Whitecross Street Party we thought we would share with you here the work of ATM. Working on a 4×4 board ATM […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in EC1 the Whitecross Street Party returned to London, on this occasion for just one day only. The event brought together a diverse and eclectic range of entertainment and events with something for everyone to enjoy. This small street which is normally rather quiet was rammed with people throughout the duration of yesterdays party. […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have this beautiful and bright collaboration from Brazilian Street Artist FPLO and London’s own Morgazmik. This was one of our favourite works from the weekend that is made all the more impressive by the fact that this duo […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have Airborne Mark who for the occasion was working from a design made exclusively for him, the Origami Rascal, which is based on anti-facial recognition technology. Airborne Mark has used this design in Camden & Bethnal Green and […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have The Lost Souls Crew, comprising SPZero76, Captain Kris, Si Mitchell & Squirl, a group of talented artists in their own right, but also certainly a crew of artists that certainly never disappoint whenever they get together to […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in depth look at some of the works from Meeting Of Styles we have Louis Masai, who is known or his distinctive works depicting animals, predominantly endangered species. For Meeting of Styles Louis Masai painted a Lioness, of which he set to create and build up over the two days, in […]Read Post ›
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