Magnificent Dale Grimshaw Mural on Hanbury Street, London

Magnificent Mural on Hanbury Street, London by artist Dale Grimshaw

North London-based street artist Dale Grimshaw returns to East London’s Hanbury Street to paint a magnificent new mural at this popular London street art hotspot.

Dale Grimshaw Hanbury Street Mural
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It’s almost a year since we last caught up with English street artist Dale Grimshaw, back when he painted another mural on the very same Hanbury Street wall back in March 2016.

Since then Grimshaw has been working away from the streets in his studio on an all-new body of works for his upcoming solo show with East London Gallery Well Hung on Hoxton Street.

Unfortunately, we missed Grimshaw in September 2016 as we were traveling most of that month when he took a studio break to take on the large-scale wall space of Village Underground with another mural.

But Hookedblog was on the streets of London and caught up with Dale at work on this Hanbury Street mural which he completed over three days this week.

Have a look at our series of photos below of Dale's latest mural which sees him again choosing to focus on the People of Papua New Guinea.

Dale Grimshaw at work on his mural using an airbrush combined with spray paint to achieve some of the superfine lines on his work. This is a technique we have not seen other artists use outdoors on such large-scale mural artworks.

See More: Dale Grimshaw Mural on Hanbury Street, London 2016.

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With the Hanbury Street mural almost complete, Dale takes a step back to check the mural work.

Dale Grimshaw's completed mural on Hanbury Street just of Brick Lane, London.

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