Over the last few of weeks London received a visit from, Miami born, Spanish raised and now currently residing back in Miami, Artist Axel Void who left London with the spectacular murals in East London. This pair of incredible murals represent the first phase of a two part residency in London from Axel Void in association with Unit 5 Gallery […]Read Post ›
Yesterday saw a mini Paint Jam take place in Highams Park, Walthamstow, as part of the Highams Park Festival which may have been small in numbers but was certainly a case of quality over quantity, featuring five artists with Giusi Tomasello repainting her spot on the Regal Cinema in Beach Hall Road, as well as Elno, Oliver Roubieu, […]Read Post ›
Playing catch up again this morning we are taking a look at a pair of delightful works created for a great cause by Street Artists Elno and Frankie Strand in Walthamstow as part of a beautiful project we wanted to share here with you. Put together by Wood Street Walls working on behalf of Walthamstow and the Caravans […]Read Post ›
Over the last week Shok-1 was at work in Forest Road, Walthamstow, belatedly adding his contribution to the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival recently held in Walthamstow, put on by Wood Street Walls. 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 […]Read Post ›
It’s certainly been an interesting week on the London Street Art scene, with much excitement and chatter from enthusiasts and photographers at the first sign of a fresh visit from Street Artist Invader. This most recent visit marked the eighteenth time Invader has landed in London and left his mark, known for his pixelated mosaics’ creations, predominantly […]Read Post ›
A week ago abstract Street Artist Remi Rough laid out his latest London mural as part of the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival currently underway in Walthamstow, and put on by Wood Street Walls. Taking a more minimalist approach from his recent mural in Dulwich (covered here) and working to a limited colour palette, it really is impressive how much depth […]Read Post ›
Over the weekend Louis Masai completed the first large-scale mural for the ‘Paint Your London’ Festival in Walthamstow, put on by Wood Street Walls. For this work Louis Masai has worked in association with the Body Shop as part of their ‘Enrich Not Exploit’ campaign setting in part to increase the Red Shanked Douc’s reproduction chances by building Bio-Bridges linking […]Read Post ›
Well following on from our Street Art review ‘2015 – A Year Of Street Art In London’ (covered here), we thought we would also take a look at the highlights of all the Graffiti we have seen this year. In this post we have featured works primarily from East & South London as these are […]Read Post ›
Through the weekend over the course of three days, spanning Saturday to Monday, Walthamstow received its newest piece of Street Art, with a superb mural from Louis Masai. This piece makes the fourth mural in a small section of interconnected roads, all created as part of the same project, which in the process has really […]Read Post ›
Last week in Walthamstow, Italian born, but London based, Street Artist Renato Hunto was out doing what he does best and painting his distinct and colourful signature style abstract characters on the side of a house. Hunto’s work is instantaneously recognizable upon viewing and often draws the obvious link towards Picasso. Originally a Graffiti Writer, […]Read Post ›
