A few weeks back saw Dale Grimshaw in Walthamstow to add a beautiful addition to E17 replacing a one of the first works by facilitated by Wood Street Walls in the area in 2015 located just across the road from the artist’s latest work. The work featuring Dale Grimshaw’s signature subject style, maintaining a preference for […]Read Post ›
A few weeks back saw Street Artist Shok-1 return to Walthamstow to repaint a spot he first painted in 2016 for the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival (covered here). In his works Shok-1 uses the many anatomical elements of the human body to transform and create his myriad hybrids creations that distinguish his glowing X-ray compositions. The magnificent translucent quality he […]Read Post ›
A month or so back saw Brazilian Street Artist Tito Ferrara visit London and leave us with a trio of fantastic murals dotted around East London, a pair of works around Shoreditch/Brick Lane and the third piece further out East in Walthamstow. Placing up three beautiful striking portraits – all female – set in grey-scale […]Read Post ›
A little while back saw another large-scale addition to the thriving Street Art scene developing around Walthamstow appeared with this fantastic work from Australian based artist Cam Scale placed up recently. Predominantly painting portraiture when it comes to Cam Scale’s mural output that is exactly what he has left Walthamstow with to brilliant effect, with […]Read Post ›
A little while back saw Street Artist ATM, an artist who we admire very much, take to Walthamstow to add what is currently his fourth mural in the area and certainly his largest work of yet, there or anywhere in London. The work is so realistic and in true ATM style, larger than life and constructed in a […]Read Post ›
Last month saw Street Artist Woskerksi who has certainly been very proactive of late, hit the streets of Walthamstow and lay out a pair of fantastic portraits around the area. Very much an artist with quite a range in subjects, with a current predilection towards portraits of subjects squashed against glass and hyper-realistic anarchic teddy […]Read Post ›
Over the last few months, prolific Street Artist Mr Cenz has been particularly busy all around the world, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t taken the time to leave London with a few fantastic works, the two of which recently placed up in East London – Brick Lane and Walthamstow – we are going to […]Read Post ›
A couple of weeks back while Britain was being hit by Storm Dorris Street Artists Irony and Boe decided that little things like gale force winds wasn’t going to prevent them from painting one of the best works painted in London thus far this year. As always making exemplary use of the space available the […]Read Post ›
It’s been a little while since we have had the pleasure of sharing some fresh London work from ATM, an artist who we admire very much. The work is so realistic and in true ATM style, larger than life and constructed in a beautiful painterly style. Created entirely by brush work, you really can see the rich […]Read Post ›
It’s been quite some time since London received a visit from UK based Street Artist Eelus, so it was quite a delight to hear that last week he hit up this striking work entitled ‘Trip The Light Fantastic’ in Walthamstow. Eelus’ work often presents a fusion of the beautiful and haunting, humorous and sinister as well as light […]Read Post ›
