Even Tough Dogs Play Cat’s Cradle
Part of Six Word Saturday and Monday Mural.
Reflective Mural
This “mural” decorates a window in Shoreditch in East London. The clever design consists of black tape applied to a large window, with the finished image further enhanced by reflections from […]
Street Art Hot Off the Press
This artist was hard at work in Shoreditch yesterday. This piece was taking shape nicely when I passed by. Linked to Monday Mural and Outdoor Wednesday.
Painting the Town Pink
Other than protests about big ships, I didn’t see all that much graffiti in Venice. I’ll show another couple of pieces that caught my eye over the next few weeks, […]
Is Etiquette a Relic of the Past?
I bet everyone knows at least one person that stays glued to their mobile phone when they should really be paying attention to you. Does your significant other feel the […]
It’s Raining Hearts
In her latest (as of June 2014) Tib Street mural, Lispencie brings us a summer shower of colourful hearts. More of her work can be seen here: Fleeing gender violence Pink […]
Turning Gum into Art
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 46 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photo(s) taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own photos with an […]
Sisters say No to Gender Violence
Lispencie displays her work here in Tib Street and in Stevenson Square on a regular basis. This particular piece is from a couple of months ago and has since been replaced, […]
The Giants of Pi
Back in the Middle Ages, in Barcelona, the giants Goliath and St. Christopher, along with several monstrous beasts, were an important part of the Corpus Christi celebration. Guivernau recognised the Giants of […]
Ode to the West Wind
This large scale mural on the wall of a Georgian house in Soho was inspired by a poem by Percey Bysshe Shelley. “O WILD West Wind, thou breath of Autumn’s being— […]
Travel Mural
For me, preparation and anticipation are a important part of travel. I like choosing luggage and packing (though I hate unpacking at the end of the trip). The first thing I […]
Travel with Intent 