Next up with our look back at 2025, we are taking a look at series of five works we have seen around East London during the year by graffiti writer Cept. who brings his own brand of tongue-in-cheek Pop Art inspired characters and funky letters to his designs. Of the five works, three are solo […]Read Post ›
London has been fortunate to receive several visits from Newcastle based artist Mul, who on each occasion hit up a number of works per visit, be they solo or collaborative pieces. Mul painted his distinct and immediately recognizable one eyed heart characters set strutting and running about the place all over East and South London. […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look an absolute highlight of the year for us, with an incredible series of six collaborations from a Sweet Toof and Phlegm. Legends of the scene individually, it has been amazing to see a total of seven collaborative artworks placed up around East London during the summer, fusing each […]Read Post ›
For our next blog post looking back on 2025, we are back up East London and taking a look at this striking large-scale collaboration between Vlad and Doppel. This is now the second time this duo have painted this spot, this time going rather bigger also. What is also great to see is how each […]Read Post ›
One of the highlights of this year’s street art and graffiti scene was catching a pair of works up Brick Lane during the summer from an artist we have not seen fresh work for some time from, namely Himbad. When we first started this blog, Himbad was a very active force in London’s scene, but […]Read Post ›
One of the most exciting things we have seen around London this year and for some time in general was a trio of works or interventions placed up by artist and graffiti writer Paul Insect – aka Pins – around East London. These works represent the absolute best of graffiti and street art, playing with […]Read Post ›
Next up in our extensive catch up with street art from 2025 we are taking a look at a series of thirteen artworks we have had the pleasure of catching from neon portrait artist David Speed over the year. These works were all placed up all over East London. David Speed has again maintained his […]Read Post ›
For this blog post we are taking a look a striking addition to Penge’s street art scene completed at the end of Spring by the ever prolific artist Aspire. Making excellent use of the raw render wall with this lovely calming piece featuring a Jay set in a frame to keep the raw aesthetic of […]Read Post ›
We have had over the last few years the exceptional pleasure to work with the new owners and developers of the Blenheim Centre in the heart of Penge High Street, namely Clarion Housing and Hadley Property Group who are running the development of this location with a mind to utilize underused spaces on the top […]Read Post ›
For our next post playing catch up with works and pieces we have had the pleasure of seeing through 2025, we are taking a look at an incredible pair of artworks by French born, but London based, street artist Mister Tris that were placed up in Penge in the first half of the year. Both of […]Read Post ›
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