Dain 1943 – who hell he?
Caught this great little piece of street art in Shoreditch yesterday, and thought I’d try to find out the story behind the man… but to no avail. I DID however [...]
Tag Archives: street art
Posterboy – New York’s answer to the Shoreditch Decapitator…
There’s something really appealing about the mash-up of broadcast and outdoor media for artistic/social commentary purposes – it often brings out some painful truths. From old-school audio-pirates like Douglas Kahn [...]
The commodification of the street
Not much to say here really, except that some auction house has tried to get really “cool” by hosting their exhibition/sale of street art in Shoreditch. Pity they tacked their [...]
Gorgeous Swiss street art in Dalson carpark
Check out this smashing piece of work from the rooftop of the studios at enjoythis (all ex-glue designers from my team, and smashing they are too!).
Looks pretty and is obviously some kind of political statement…
But the exact nature of the meaning eludes me. Still, it really jumps out at you…
The Decapitator is back!!!
My favourite secret squirrel, the Shoreditch Decapitaor, is back doing what he does best. This was taken on Great Eastern Street this morning, on the way to work…
SHoreditch Decapitator strikes again!
Yay! The Shoreditch Decapitator is so good Just came across this piece from last year that I’d missed… And in New York more recently:
Is this TISM?
Or just some other balaclava-clad personage gracing the walls of Shoreditch? (For those of you that are unfamiliar with TISM – you really missed out on being a teenager in [...]
The incredible cup typographers of Shoreditch
Travelling down from Angel last week, I saw large cup letters rising up above Old St tube. On closer inspection, they were made from plastic cups stuck though wiring. Pixel-stylee. [...]
the serif-text bandit strikes again…
Absolutely no idea who is behind all of this fantastic typographical decoration around Shoreditch, but I love it!
