London Street Art - Edition 18
Continuing with our ongoing London Street Art series of photographs we present here a new selection of East London street art captured by us here at Hookedblog over the last couple of days including some new miniature street art pieces from everyone's favorite Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado.
London Street Art
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The east London neighborhoods of Brick Lane and Shoreditch are still our must-visit city locations to see and photograph London street art. The walls are alive with an ever-changing collection of murals, stencils, stickers, graffiti, and street art paste-ups, and no two visits are ever the same. New works often go up on daily basis and what you see one day might not be there the next such is the pace at which the walls change. If you see something shoot it as it might be there on your next visit.
Hookedblog Street Art Collection, Edition 18
French Street Artist C215
The work of Paris-based, French street artist C215 aka Christian Guémy pictured above is sprayed directly onto a red post box using multi-layered stencils. The piece featuring a couple on a swing is located on Paul Street, London. A number of other stencil works by the artist are located on walls close to the piece above in and around Leonard Street.
Multi-layered stencil portrait work on Blackall Street, London by Paris-based street artist C215.
A second multi-layered stencil piece by artist C215 was painted on the side of an electrical box also on Paul Street, London. If you find the piece on the red post box pictured above, you will find this second piece directly behind you if you turn 180 degrees.
Miniature London street art by Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado is pictured above.
Mexican Street Artist Pablo Delgado
One of Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado's fantastic miniature street art scenes was created with mini pasted-up images to which the artist adds some hand-painted shadows to the pavement adding an extra dimension to his paper street works. The one pictured was located and photographed on Calvin Street, London.
See some of the artists' other miniature street artworks can be seen in this Pablo Delgado post we have previously shared.
Italian Street Artist Alice Pasquini
More Street Art from Hookedblog
Hookedblog Street Art Collection, Edition 18
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This photographic collection is a small snippet of some of the street artworks we discovered one afternoon while walking around the neighborhood. Alongside the work of artist Pablo Delgado, we have also taken some photographs featuring the work of Burning Candy graffiti crew member Dscreet, who has been hitting up a wall at the back of the Shoreditch High Street church with one of his signature graffiti owls characters.
Another artist whose work we were fortunate enough to catch on the street was of London-based street artist D*Face, who has been installing some altered concrete paving slabs featuring his work. French stencil artist C215 aka Christian Guémy was recently in London and there are a number of his elaborate stencil pieces to the found on Old Street.
Another artist whose work we were fortunate enough to catch on the street was of London-based street artist D*Face, who has been installing some altered concrete paving slabs featuring his work. French stencil artist C215 aka Christian Guémy was recently in London and there are a number of his elaborate stencil pieces to the found on Old Street.
Other artists featured include Australian street artist Anthony Lister, Italian street artist Alice Pasquini and London-based artist Malary. Have a look at the collection of London street art images below.
French Street Artist C215
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The work of Paris-based, French street artist C215 aka Christian Guémy pictured above is sprayed directly onto a red post box using multi-layered stencils. The piece featuring a couple on a swing is located on Paul Street, London. A number of other stencil works by the artist are located on walls close to the piece above in and around Leonard Street.- See more of C215's stencil work here.
Multi-layered stencil portrait work on Blackall Street, London by Paris-based street artist C215.
A second multi-layered stencil piece by artist C215 was painted on the side of an electrical box also on Paul Street, London. If you find the piece on the red post box pictured above, you will find this second piece directly behind you if you turn 180 degrees.
Another of artist C215's vibrant multi-layered street art portraits in London.
Miniature London street art by Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado is pictured above.
Mexican Street Artist Pablo Delgado
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One of Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado's fantastic miniature street art scenes was created with mini pasted-up images to which the artist adds some hand-painted shadows to the pavement adding an extra dimension to his paper street works. The one pictured was located and photographed on Calvin Street, London.See some of the artists' other miniature street artworks can be seen in this Pablo Delgado post we have previously shared.
A large-scale street art paste-up was installed by an artist unknown to this. This work was pasted to a wall along Red Church Street, London. If you know who the artist is feel free to let us know in the comments section below.
Street Artist D*Face
London street artist D*Face's altered concrete paving slab "Danger, death from above"— This short-lived piece was located on the corner of Hanbury Street / Commercial Road in London and was stolen by a fan/ collector not long after we shot the work.
Street Artist D*Face
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London street artist D*Face's altered concrete paving slab "Danger, death from above"— This short-lived piece was located on the corner of Hanbury Street / Commercial Road in London and was stolen by a fan/ collector not long after we shot the work.
Italian Street Artist Alice Pasquini
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Rome-based Italian street artist Alice Pasquini is a frequent visitor to London and we love discovering her beautiful small street artworks. The street artist's work is a mix of stencils with hand-drawn elements and posca paint markers used to create these miniature street art scenes.
More Street Art from Hookedblog
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If you want to see some additional London Street Art, take some time and visit some of our previous posts on the subject. We have shared a selection of links below.
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 17
Featuring work from street artists Malarky, 45RPM, Nemo, Lister, and Narcélio Grud.
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 16
Features work from street artists Monsieur Qui, Bortusk Leer, Pablo Delgado.
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 15
Featuring work from street artists Pablo Delgado, Eine, Milo Tchais and Macay, Bortusk Leer, and Reason.
Brick Lane Street Art
Want even more street art? Why not take a tour of the East London neighborhood yourself with our self-guided Street Art Tour of Brick Lane which features all the areas' street art hotspots along with a Google map you can download and save to your phone ensuring you are guaranteed to see some of the freshest street art artworks.
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Related Street Art Stories
London Street Art Tour of Brick Lane.
Shoreditch Street Art Paste-Ups.
Stunning new Wheatpaste works by Brooklyn Artist Swoon
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 17
Featuring work from street artists Malarky, 45RPM, Nemo, Lister, and Narcélio Grud.
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 16
Features work from street artists Monsieur Qui, Bortusk Leer, Pablo Delgado.
Hookedblog London Street Art Edition 15
Featuring work from street artists Pablo Delgado, Eine, Milo Tchais and Macay, Bortusk Leer, and Reason.
Brick Lane Street Art
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Want even more street art? Why not take a tour of the East London neighborhood yourself with our self-guided Street Art Tour of Brick Lane which features all the areas' street art hotspots along with a Google map you can download and save to your phone ensuring you are guaranteed to see some of the freshest street art artworks. Join Us on Instagram
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Hookedblog on Instagram — @Hookedblog
Related Street Art Stories
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London Street Art Tour of Brick Lane.Shoreditch Street Art Paste-Ups.
Stunning new Wheatpaste works by Brooklyn Artist Swoon
