Over the weekend just off of Brick Lane the talented Fankapan was at work putting up some of his ‘Helium Graff’ lettering over a work of his that had stood in the same spot for some six months. The premise for the piece was to write out ‘Rise & Shine’ on the basis that the […]Read Post ›
Over the course of three days at the end of last week Street Artist Amara Por Dios hit Camden Town, with support from The Real Art Of Street Art, to lay out this large scale and delightful work. Replacing the previous work on the same building front from Hunto, this was an excellent choice of […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has been treated to a a series of new pieces from Brazilian Street Artist Fabio Oliveira aka Cranio, currently on his third visit to the UK. Laying out a series of his distinctive and trademark characters of indigenous tribesman, living off the spoils of selling off their land. […]Read Post ›
After a couple of weeks in London dominated by South American Street Art, with visits from Cranio, Bailon & Sliks, which we will be reporting on very soon, today London was treated to the arrival of Columbian artist Stinkfish, who is over for a week and today hit up two delightful works in Shoreditch. Both […]Read Post ›
The latest addition to the Jealous Gallery roof’s feature wall as a part of the ongoing Jealous Rooftop Mural Project is a work from Soda, who works with 3D abstract graffiti. I was fortunate enough to be let up on the roof again by the kind staff of the Jealous Gallery, allowing me further chance to witness, and […]Read Post ›
Here we are playing catch up with a piece put up last weekend the day before and morning of StreetFest by Lost Souls Crew members, Squirl, SPZero76, Captain Kris along with Tony Boy & The Real Dill In Bethnal Green. On Saturday we were wandering around Bethnal Green to see the delightful Giusi Tomasello at work, as well […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend The Greenhouse Effect Paint Jam took place in the East End, just around the back of Brick Lane at Fleet St Hill, where The Meeting of Styles took place last year. The event was put on in association with LSD Magazine and the 1 Love Community Network. Over the two days a variety of […]Read Post ›
Following their knockout work at StreetFest on Sunday, Manchester duo Nomad Clan, comprising the very talented pair of Aylo & CBloxx, decided to hang about London for a couple of extra days and treat Camden to a superb addition to the superb artwork in the area, with the support of The Real Art Of Street […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in focus look at some of the works from StreetFest 2015 we have the work of Airborne Mark, who creates works based on geometric backgrounds and feature images of origami based works, hand crafted before hand by Airborne Mark himself, and on this occasion featuring a depiction of an origami spider. […]Read Post ›
Next up in our in focus look at some of the works from StreetFest 2015 we have another collaboration, this time from Lilly Lou and Zina. Who between them laid out a stunning piece, very much utilizing their distinct approaches to street art, with a tribute to the victims of the recent Gorkha eathquake in […]Read Post ›
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