A few days ago saw Austrian Street Artist El Jerrino pass through London and thankfully he took the time to leave this fantastic work full of the rich textures of El Jerrino’s painterly tones and very primal subject of a pair of T. Rex skeletons set ready for battle with both dominating the land around […]Read Post ›
Over the last couple of weeks London has played host to Greek Street Artist Reb MWC of whom visited London last December for a short spell (covered here). As an artist Reb works in and out of the studio, with Graffiti writers and other artists in a range of crafts, including Graffiti, magazine publishing, textiles, tattoos and […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so Spanish born, but London based Graffiti artist Kaes has hit up an impressive trio of works all right on top of each other in Shoreditch. The first pair of works, comprising one tag and one of his distinct colourful female portraits, were placed up in Willow Street as part […]Read Post ›
Last Monday saw French born, but London based, Street Artist Olivier Roubieu (formerly Mr Shiz) out bearing the cold and damp weather conditions to lay out an exceptionally striking portrait in Shoreditch. The lovely work, which for us here at London Calling Blog represents one of the best pieces we have thus far seen from him, features a portrait […]Read Post ›
Over the last few weeks, Typography based Street Artist Lilly Lou has been out around London’s East End, laying out two of her delightful and soft letter works, firstly in Shoreditch and secondly in Bethnal Green. Creating her trademark tricolour soft letters, her work may look easy, but we have seen this artist at work […]Read Post ›
Last Week over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday London was treated to a whistle-stop visit from Israeli born, but US based Street Artist Anat Ronen. Who in her wake hit up some six delightful acrylic and latex pieces all painted by brush. These works varying in size are in some cases quite subtle, blending […]Read Post ›
This time last week London was treated to a whistle-stop visit from Australian Street Artist Kyle Hughes Odgers, who put up two works around the Shoreditch/Brick Lane area. The larger feature work from his visit was placed up in Buxton Street and a smaller piece was hit out in Willow Street. Both of the works […]Read Post ›
Over the course of the weekend Mauro149 was in London from Torino, Italy and hit up two lovely colourful works. in the process. Mauro149 is a member of Truly Design, which was created in 2003 as a graffiti crew formed by four friends who have been sharing a passion for street art since their teenage years. […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Shoreditch along Willow Street a superb Paint Jam took place in celebration of Captain Kris’s birthday, which had taken place the previous Sunday, however due to having to run a Secret Walls event, the festivities were postponed to yesterday. It was certainly worth the wait, all along Willow Street in Shoreditch the artists […]Read Post ›
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