Next up we are taking at a look at a series of seven fantastic works we have caught from prolific graffiti writer Zaki. This artist’s works are always so clean, and whilst you can instantly recognize work from Zaki, there is no specific stylistic approach to his letters, other than they are all perfectly executed every […]Read Post ›
One thing that has stood out for us in 2024 is the reemergence of graffiti artist Cept on London’s streets. It has been some time since we saw fresh work from this formerly prolific artist around East London, who brings his own brand of tongue-in-cheek Pop Art inspired characters and funky letters to his designs. […]Read Post ›
Next up we are playing catch up with a number of fantastic works placed up all around the East End by Sweden based artist Sweet Toof throughout 2024. No stranger to East London’s walls, this is someone who has been painting characters around the area – Hackney Wick being the area we would most readily […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at the street art and graffiti that was placed up for this year’s Whitecross Street Party, and what an excellent selection of works it comprised. When it came to the works on boards we unfortunately didn’t get to see or capture all the pieces before they were finished […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at the street art and graffiti that was placed up for this year’s Whitecross Street Party – and one banging piece from last year’s incarnation of this long running event. Unfortunately due to other commitments it is a festival we don’t get to visit whilst its happening these […]Read Post ›
Next up we are taking a look at a pair of beautiful works from Street Artist Mr Cenz which have been placed up around East London of late. Both striking colourful portraits feature female portraits depicted in the artist’s entirely original and trademark ‘futuristic space funk’ style. The first of which saw Mr Cenz rework […]Read Post ›
A couple of weekends back saw the return of the Whitecross Street Party, with the two day event bringing together a diverse and eclectic range of entertainment and events with something for everyone to enjoy. Unfortunately we were unable to attend and missed seeing some of the fantastic pieces produced on temporary structures as part […]Read Post ›
The other week in the couple of days preceding the Whitecross Street Party artist Louis Masai was on the scene to put up a more permanent piece to rest alongside the several pieces dotted along Whitecross Street, in this case in the Peabody Estate which sits just off of the Street. For this work Louis […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in EC1 the Whitecross Street Party returned to London, on this occasion for just one day only. The event brought together a diverse and eclectic range of entertainment and events with something for everyone to enjoy. This small street which is normally rather quiet was rammed with people throughout the duration of yesterdays party. […]Read Post ›
Whitecross Street is an interesting little street, encompassing the borough of Islington and the City of London, running from Old Street in the north to Silk Street in the south. It is also home to one London’s oldest running markets having been in existence for over 150 years. But for the main purpose of our interests […]Read Post ›
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