Street Arts
It looks like Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado has taken to the streets with a new Missing series of works. You might remember we covered the first Missing series from the artist back in November when he launched a sort of miniature street art treasure hunt. Missing posters were pasted up around the Columbia Road area of East London informing us that there were 33 Missing miniature ladies in the area. We later discovered through Delgado's website that a reward was on offer to anyone finding and photographing all 33.
We only managed to find four of the 33 missing ladies that are still out there! Some of our readers have fared a little better with one twitter follower having found seven. If you are interested in taking part in this miniature street art treasure hunt the artist has posted a hint on his website in the form of a map.
For the second Missing series pictured in this post, again we find missing posters pasted to walls around East London but this time around the missing person is also missing from the poster. They have escaped from the page and are to be found nearby or as the posters inform us, within a 50 meter radius. Unlike the first series each of the missing posters this time around would appears to feature a different characters three of which we found yesterday and are featured. We look forward to discovering more of these hidding miniatures in the coming weeks. If you have seen any in your neighbourhood, let us know where you have seen them.
UPDATE
Some new additions in the missing series we found this morning including this Jesus piece!.
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- Pablo Delgado Back On The Streets
It's been some time since we spotted some new work from the master of miniature street art, Pablo Delgado. The mexican artist was last featured on the blog back in January of this year when we posted a collection of photos from the artists 'Missing...
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Street Arts
Pablo Delgado — Missing Miniatures Series
It looks like Mexican street artist Pablo Delgado has taken to the streets with a new Missing series of works. You might remember we covered the first Missing series from the artist back in November when he launched a sort of miniature street art treasure hunt. Missing posters were pasted up around the Columbia Road area of East London informing us that there were 33 Missing miniature ladies in the area. We later discovered through Delgado's website that a reward was on offer to anyone finding and photographing all 33.
We only managed to find four of the 33 missing ladies that are still out there! Some of our readers have fared a little better with one twitter follower having found seven. If you are interested in taking part in this miniature street art treasure hunt the artist has posted a hint on his website in the form of a map.
For the second Missing series pictured in this post, again we find missing posters pasted to walls around East London but this time around the missing person is also missing from the poster. They have escaped from the page and are to be found nearby or as the posters inform us, within a 50 meter radius. Unlike the first series each of the missing posters this time around would appears to feature a different characters three of which we found yesterday and are featured. We look forward to discovering more of these hidding miniatures in the coming weeks. If you have seen any in your neighbourhood, let us know where you have seen them.
UPDATE
Some new additions in the missing series we found this morning including this Jesus piece!.
Follow us on Facebook or Twitter for additional photos and news.
- Animated Street Art Cat By London Artist Drcream
A regular on the streets, artist and animator Dr Cream's wheat pasted posters and miniature resin 3D street art pieces will be familiar to fans of the art form here in London. We have featured Dr Cream's work on Hookedblog back in 2012 when we...
- Master Of Miniature Street Art — Pablo Delgado
We were delighted to see the return of Mexican artist Pablo Delgado to the streets of East London recently. It had been a few months since we had seen new street works from the artist and many of his older paste-ups were looking a little weathered so...
- Pablo Delgado Back On The Streets — Part 02
Earlier this week saw the return of London based Mexican artist Pablo Delgado to the streets of East London with his signature mini paste-ups. We have already featured a number of these fun new works on Hookedblog (covered here) and after some additional...
- Pablo Delgado Back On The Streets
It's been some time since we spotted some new work from the master of miniature street art, Pablo Delgado. The mexican artist was last featured on the blog back in January of this year when we posted a collection of photos from the artists 'Missing...
- Pablo Delgado — Miniature Street Art
The last few months have seen the streets of East London populated with a whole series of miniature doorways installed by a mystery artist. Despite some iniatial confusion over the artists name as to Pedro or Pablo, the work has now been credited to Pablo...