Artists Donk And Ben Riders Fresh London Street Art

London Street Art in Shoreditch with Artists Donk, Ben Rider and Fiftysevendesign

London’s paste-up artists Donk London and Zombiesqueege aka Ben Rider are two artists whose street artworks will be familiar to anyone who has visited London and spent any amount of time exploring the city's street art scene.

Donk And Zombiesqueegee's London Street Art
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The duo's hand-screen-printed wheat-pasted posters are visible glued up on various walls and doorways across the city. There is a particularly high concentration of their works visible in the London neighbourhoods of Brick Lane and Shoreditch.

Our regular readers will be all too familiar with our love of street art wheat pastes or to use the more commonly used European term, paste-ups.

And while it might be the large-scale colourful murals that keep the wheels of Instagram turning, we still very much love the smaller street-level street artworks.

London Street Art in Shoreditch with Artists Donk, Zombiesqueegee and Fiftysevendesign

The two street artists frequently hit the streets together on late-night paste-up missions and it’s not unusual to see their works glued to surfaces side by side across the cities walls.

On occasion, the two artists will be accompanied by other street artists on their missions. Often it's a visiting international street artist passing through London or a national/local artist such as their most recent Shoreditch mission where they were joined by London artist Fiftysevendesign whose works appear alongside Donk London and Zombiesqueege and feature in a selection of our images below.

"Join The Parade" is one of London street artists Donk's pasted posters on Fashion Street, London.

The streets of London never sleep and while some street artworks are murals, stencils or paste-ups that can run for many months or in some cases years, it is often the case that works get repainted/tagged or covered by other works.

Within days of shooting some of the new paper works from Donk, Zombiesqueegee, and Fiftysevendesign a number of the pieces in high-traffic areas had already been tagged over as pictured.