Unsurprisingly given the time of year, the last couple of weeks have seen a spate of Halloween themed works appear around London and we have been fortunate enough to catch a few. The first of which we are sharing here with a great collaboration between Eyesaw and Airborne Mark, who of late are definitely two […]Read Post ›
Sunday saw Street Artist Dan Kitchener take to East London, just on the edge of Brick Lane, to leave his latest artwork . This striking artwork titled Traffic Flow is based on the view through a rain-soaked car windscreen whilst stuck in a traffic jam on a trip the artist took to New York City […]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 ›
This morning we are taking a look at some of the recent works that Chilean born, but London based, Street Artist Otto Schade has placed up around Shoreditch and Brick Lane over the few months. Otto’s painting styles range from the abstract and surreal. Working predominantly with oil paint, and incorporating practices such as collage, […]Read Post ›
We recently did a blog post on a series of works we sighted from Fat Cap Sprays around Shoreditch (covered here) and now we are taking a look at a superb series of works from this exceptionally prolific artist around Hackney. Each work offers the artist’s own take on neon style depictions of iconic cartoon […]Read Post ›
On our recent trip around East London we were fortunate enough to find a series of seven recent works from Graffiti Writer Zaki Dee, one a letter piece with a Minecraft motif and half-a-dozen illustration works in his current Sushi Graffiti style. The diversity in the letter piece and the sushi focused works present an […]Read Post ›
This evening we are taking a look at a superb recent addition to the canal running through Hackney Wick by Street Artist EPOD. It has been some time since we made over to Hackney Wick and we are delighted to see there are still a number of paiting spots for Street Art and Graffiti amid […]Read Post ›
It’s been four years since Colombian Street Artist Stinkfish last visited London, and a few weeks ago London was lucky to receive a whistle stop visit from the artist who left a pair of stunning paintings and a ton of paste-up works in his wake, presenting an impressive collection of beautiful portraits that are just brimming […]Read Post ›
A few days ago saw the ever prolific Street Artist Woskerksi drop his most recent addition to London’s streets, on this occasion in Hackney Wick. It’s been a good couple of years or more since we last made the trip over the Hackney Wick and we were not disappointed at all with the number of […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of striking portraits from Italian born, but London based, Street Artist and Graffiti Writer Dave Plants, both based up recently on railway arches. in South-East. While both works feature female subjects for his portraiture there is nothing remotely similar about the two pieces, demonstrating the […]Read Post ›
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