This week’s street art was collected by Matt when he visited and Leicester* earlier this year. Lovely mural, and you know I’m sure he told me why it was there but right this moment I can’t remember!
Posts Tagged ‘street art’
Street Art #167
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, graffiti, leicester, mural, street art on June 23, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Street Art #166
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, fiona hawthorne, golborne road, london, mural, one five zero, portobello and golborne, portobello market, portobello mural, portobello road, street art, W10 on June 16, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I’ve been meaning to do this one for absolutely ages. It’s along the first stretch (the Golborne Road end) of Portobello Road, W10. The sketches are amazing so do click on the individual images to view a larger version.
Street Art #165
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, chalk art, graffiti, london, mural, pavement art, pigeons, street art on June 9, 2017| Leave a Comment »
A random selection of bits I spotted in central London back in April. The chalk pavement art was pretty cool, but I think the colourful pigeons were my favourite.
Street Art #164
Posted in Street Art, tagged amsterdam, art, graffiti, mural, street art on June 2, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Another guest post from Kat!
Red Light District, Amsterdam. #nofuckingphotos campaign to protect sex workers
Near Red Light District:
Dam Square:
Bulldog bar, famous coffee shop:
Street Art #163
Posted in Street Art, tagged art, graffiti, hendon, london, mural, NW9, street art, west hendon broadway on May 26, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Street Art #162
Posted in Street Art, tagged college road, kilburn lane, london, nw10, poetry, street art, street board, W10 on May 19, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Something a little different this week. Odd street boards have been popping up in the front gardens of houses in the NW10/W10 area of London. First one was seen in College Road, and the other in Kilburn Lane.
Street Art #161
Posted in Street Art, tagged 4000 holes, art, blackburn, graffiti, hayley welsh, mural, open walls all female street art festival, penguin, street art on May 12, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Guest post by the ever lovely Kat 🙂
These first two pieces are by Hayley Welsh as part of Blackburn is Open in 2015, who was born in Blackburn but now lives and works in Australia. https://www.hayleywelsh.com
Batman symbol on ‘It’s the Batcave!’ comic book shop.
Textile art at Eanam Wharf. Blackburn was famed for its ‘4000 Holes’, made famous by a line in A Day in the Life by The Beatles, referring to potholes in the road.
Penguin stencil on the Leeds – Liverpool canal.
Work by Faunagraphic near Feilden Street, as part of Open Walls All Female Street Art Festival, founded and curated by Hayley Welsh, June 2016. http://www.faunagraphic.com/
