Street Arts
What with the cold winter nights and in-between checking out all the exhibitions on at the moment we have managed to find some time to bust out another fanzine.
"Tags: East London" is a DIY zine for all you lovers of letters / tags / drippy tags and features a collection of photos documenting some of the tags that we have spotted in and around the streets of East London. The zine is A5 in size, a yellow cover with black and white images and a splash of colour images. 30 pages in total and yours for only £3.00. Click the link below to grab yourself a copy. Some photos below of the spreads.
The zine includes photos featuring tags from Oker, Nylon, ATG, INk F, Tek13, Cept, Sickboy and Word To Mother to name a few.
SOLD OUT.
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Street Arts
TAGS- EAST LONDON FANZINE
What with the cold winter nights and in-between checking out all the exhibitions on at the moment we have managed to find some time to bust out another fanzine. "Tags: East London" is a DIY zine for all you lovers of letters / tags / drippy tags and features a collection of photos documenting some of the tags that we have spotted in and around the streets of East London. The zine is A5 in size, a yellow cover with black and white images and a splash of colour images. 30 pages in total and yours for only £3.00. Click the link below to grab yourself a copy. Some photos below of the spreads.
The zine includes photos featuring tags from Oker, Nylon, ATG, INk F, Tek13, Cept, Sickboy and Word To Mother to name a few.SOLD OUT.
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Our good friend and graffiti/ street artist Vinnie Nylon has just released some new screen printed editions as well as a new printed fanzine. The prints and zine were created as part of the the artists Fear Of A Crack Planet exhibition held at the M850...
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Bristol artist and What Crew member 45RPM has dropped his newest NoFussJustPhotos Zine. Since early 2010 the artist has been sharing with us online, his photographic zines featuring a healthy mix of graffiti, streetart and as the artist puts it 'general...
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Our Bristol friend, 45RPM has added some new stuff to his Esty shop including a bunch of new Owl paintings. There are only four left in the current batch, each of which are hand painted 6 by 4 in size and come with a tasty owl sticker and pin badge. ...
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