Cuppa after Work
The “afterwork workshop” group of street artists brought tea time to the substation in Tib Street. Hex colour reference: #9fe2bf A colourful note: sea green became a Crayola crayon back in […]
Shaft
In late 2016, BFI explored the history and celebrated the talents of black stars in tv and film. The Sheffield born and bred street artist, Pawski, has highlighted the American actor […]
Silhouette
Over to all of you to join the theme with your own silhouette post, or with a post based on any single word that takes your fancy. And if you haven’t […]
Oranges and Greens
Every February, Kew Gardens brightens our lives with a tremendous Orchid Festival. This year the theme is India and there’s no doubt that the colours and shapes (including an orchid-filled […]
Past, Present and Future
Lurking just round the corner from last week’s lonesome man, are a haunting trio. Stik uses his street art to present aspects of local life and issues facing society. He has […]
Autumnal hair-do
This decorated shutter is the work of Tankpetrol, an artist born in 1982 in Poland as Irek Jasutowicz and now based in Manchester. You’ll find another example of his woman-inspired work […]
Is your head one of invention?
Paolozzi created this sculpture for Terence Conran in 2008. It is based on the head of James Watt, and has words attributed to Leonardo da Vinci added to support the […]
Make it Snappy
Hex colour reference: #fdfc74 A colourful note: in 1990, Crayola renamed several of their fluorescent crayons and added some new shades too. Unmellow yellow was one of their very cheerful […]
Meandering
In case you’re wondering what has happened to my sense of straight and level, this curvy shot was taken with my iPhone 6 and Insta360Nano add-on camera. Debbie Smyth, […]
Multi-sided Design
Hex colour reference: #eceabe A colourful note: the spring green colour represents the well-watered vegetation of early spring. The Crayola interpretation is a long-timer, having joined their boxes of crayons back in […]
Solitary Stick Man
Stik is a British street artist based in the Shoreditch area of London and known for his distinctive stick men. They often pop up on bright coloured doors and shutters, […]
Travel with Intent 