Earlier this month we featured the work of London Street Artist Donk who has installed a new series of eight large-scale paste-ups featuring portraits of individuals he photographed on the streets of Brick Lane. If you missed the work you can check out the post here Street Artist Donk's Large Scale Portrait paste-ups in London.

Fresh new Brick Lane Street Art
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Alongside this new series of works from Donk, the streets of East London have seen a welcome return from artists Aida Wilde and Zombiesqueege aka Ben Rider.

The three artists who usually work independently in their own studio spaces have in recent months collectively taken to the streets with buckets of wheat paste, hitting the streets together with their wild and vibrant paper paste-ups across various walls and spaces in the neighborhoods of Shoreditch and Brick Lane in East London.

We last featured the trio on the site early last year on one of their previous street art pasting missions in East London.

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London Artists Aida Wilde, Donk, and Ben Rider
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All three London street artists hand screen print their own posters for the streets, creating multiples and unique one-off colorways of their works, which when collectively combined together create blocks of collaged neon coloured images intermixed with some explicit typographic pieces.

We are surprised the group has not formed a collective of some sort as this photographic collection below is not the first time we have featured the trio on the site and considering how well their work sits together we are sure it won’t be the last we see from these three.

Check out the collection of their most recent London street artworks we captured in the series of images below.





"Grab this", the work of London artist Ben Rider.