Mile End, by the skate park where the youts dem ride their boards. It was peeing with rain so could only get a couple of shots.
If Danny Dyer was a graf artist he would be called Melt… or Dry Melt, this was a moist melt…
Mile End, by the skate park where the youts dem ride their boards. It was peeing with rain so could only get a couple of shots.
If Danny Dyer was a graf artist he would be called Melt… or Dry Melt, this was a moist melt…
It could potentially be brilliant, but equally it could easily be a disaster of gargantuan proportions, most Londoners are generally positive about it but not everyone.
In the Eastend it is probably because the Olympic juggernaut has ploughed through wherever it pleases and not always considered local residents and businesses.
One thing that Seb Coe and his cronies can rely on is that the Euros in Poland and The Ukraine will be worse without a doubt
Stik can be seen all over the East end, another one to add to the collection. Sleepy Stik is a cute Stik. Again the shape of the body and minimal face still manages to convey some form of emotion. My stick drawings are not even suitable for Hartbeat, I’ll stick to scribbles and doodles
First of all this is the best name for a graf team, I can not find much about them so will keep looking. Or can anyone else help?
Loving this because of the wide use of colours, bit like a rainbow on acid, which is hardly surprising given the name.
This 2011 piece is nicely hidden away off Bethnal Green Road, but on the same street as some pretty average pieces, which only makes this even better. As always art pickers, find it for yourself, do a little mooching.
London has been a bit of a temperamental bitch this weekend, one minute raining cats and dogs, the next nervous sunshine, then mardy winds. One minute I was wishing for an umbrella and the next needing sunglasses. So this morning SF went out for a bike ride swearing sunglasses, a hat, waterproofs and a vest underneath. Crazy times.
Random weather gave these pictures lots of different looks.
Everything in the East end has to be a bit retro doesn’t it?
Like the Simpsons, if they were possessed
Mr Toof gets around London but he makes sure he keeps it interesting, it is not just simple walls or shop shutters. This guy doesn’t mind going up high to put his mark on the LDN skyline, he doesn’t mind getting in a boat too and he likes to go out and about finding some rather obscure parts of the city.
I think Sweet Toof is thinking to the future, the Olympics are a few months away and his will be the most visible art in London, it also sticks in the mind the big pink lips and huge gnashers meaning that people will be able to chart it across their journey to Stratford.
Expect to see another guerilla stunt like he did with the Metro last year…
Few of my favourite shots from today, mooching down the canals of London in the East. One entire wall of graf which was about 18ft tall, here are a few pieces….
This is the best thing I have seen for ages…. madness
Plus this one I spotted around the corner
If you live in LDN then you will have certainly seen a toaster or two on walls around the capital. They are a collective who tag, stencil and graf across the world. Pretty prolific too.
I don not know a lot about the guys… as yet. Waiting to hear more, anyone got any more info for me? Website? Flickr?
Check out the vimeo
I did not go ce soir, this was largely because I headed to Columbia Road and ended up having a drink with Gandalf’s Eastend younger balder funnier more laddy brother and my good pal who I know as Peter Pan.
In the meantime here is the link to ROA’s show
Lots of ROA’s stuff along Hackney Road, Tourists are always searching it out