Another souvenir! This one is from Granada, and was taken by Lola (go and visit her blog if you like food!).
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Archive for July, 2016
Street Art #126
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, baking is my yoga, graffiti, granada, mural, street art on July 29, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Sunday Sketchblog #150
Posted in Sketchbook, tagged i am otter, otter, otter goes to school, pen and ink, sam garton, sketch, sketchblog, watercolour on July 24, 2016| Leave a Comment »
A little review of the last book I read. Otter Goes to School, by Sam Garton. If the author is reading this then don’t worry, I’ve also left a review on Amazon 😉
Click here to see my previous review of an Otter book.
Street Art #125
Posted in Street Art, tagged @autone1, @itaewon_myl, @moleculahowl, art, camden, graffiti, london, london street art, mural, street art on July 22, 2016| Leave a Comment »
A small selection of art from Camden this week. I took the photos back in February and we were just passing through in the van – I pulled over to quickly take the pictures but didn’t pay proper attention to where I was! I think it might have been Harmood Street, NW1… includes artwork by @moleculahowl, @autone1, and @itaewon_myl
Street Art #124
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, belfast, graffiti, ireland, mural, peace, street art on July 15, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Some more holiday art, this time from Belfast and it was sent to me by my friend Ginge, along with the caption”not the regular sort of street art that Belfast is known for” 😉
Street Art #123
Posted in Street Art, tagged @endlessartist, art, endless artist, graffiti, london, mural, portobello road, street art, taylor taylor, W10 on July 8, 2016| 1 Comment »
I last spotted something on the side of Taylor Taylor back in January. The latest piece is also by Endless Artist.
Street Art #122
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, glasgow, graffiti, mural, scotland, street art on July 1, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Back to Glasgow for some more gorgeous murals. My favourite out of this batch is the worm – you can just see the bricks beneath the paintwork, to give you an idea of how big it is!
