Last month we were saddened to hear the news that London Graffiti Writer POW had died, someones whose work we had always admired when we had the opportunity to spy it around South and East London. What has been lovely to witness though is the beautiful response from the local Graffiti community with a number […]Read Post ›
The other day when psasing through Stockwell and venturing into the Hall of Fame to see what latest additions had been potentially added to this ever changing gallery when we stumbled across this touching tribute work exclaiming the names of the three young writers who recently lost their life at nearby Loughborough Junction. We don’t […]Read Post ›
Two days ago marked one year since the London Bridge Terror Attacks which saw a van target pedestrians on London Bridge before crashing the vehicle, at which point its three occupants headed into Borough Market and began stabbing people before being shot dead by Metropolitan Police. Eight people were killed and 48 injured during the […]Read Post ›
Last week saw Graffiti/Typography Writer Ben Eine take to the iconic Village Underground wall in Holywell Lane, Shoreditch, to place up a mural in tribute to those who lost their life and those who survived the Grenfell Tower inferno commemorating one month from the tragic fire that took place in West London. Ben Eine’s work has been […]Read Post ›
It was with much sadness last week that Bristol based Graffiti Writer Hush sadly passed away from a heart attack. We were however touched when passing through Leake Street to spy this lovely tribute to Hush from London Graffiti Writer SkyHigh with the piece spelling out “Hush” very much in SkyHigh’s distinct colourful and diverse style. […]Read Post ›
Over the last month or so, at varying intervals, Street Artists Jim Vision and Dr Zadok have laid out in the East End, an incredible large scale and magnificent tribute to the Author Terry Pratchett who sadly passed away from Alzheimer’s some six weeks back now, aged 66 and Josh Kirby, illustrator of an incredible twenty-six […]Read Post ›
Some time over last Friday and Saturday artist Trust Icon hit Shoreditch again to replace a piece of his put up some six weeks back which had been defaced, and did so with an absolutely beautiful tribute to deceased street artist Ben Naz, who passed last year after a long battle with cancer. The piece […]Read Post ›
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