Street Arts
Hookedblog managed to catch up with graffiti artist Tilt while he was in London at the end of November. The artist had been invited over to East London by Pictures On Walls, where he painted a large scale Union Jack on the huge wall at Village Underground. The mural featured his signature bubble letters using the lyrics from the Sex Pistols "Anarchy In the UK" and was painted to tie-in with the release of the same image as an edition through Pictures On Walls.
Photographer Benjamin Roudet from Big Addict was also in London, having travel from Toulouse with the artist to capture the journey. He has just posted his finished short clip of the artist at work. Check it out below.
- French Graffiti Artist, Tilt — Nuart Film
Hookedblog were lucky enough to attend the 2014 edition of the NuArt festival in Stavanger, Norway, if you missed our coverage of the festival you can read about our adventure here. We also covered some of the murals and street art over two blog posts...
- Niels 'shoe' Meulman For Moniker Art Fair
We headed over to Great Eastern Street this afternoon to catch up with Dutch graffiti legend and designer Niels 'Shoe' Meulman. An early pioneer of the Calligraffiti, an art form that fuses calligraphy and graffiti, we got to see the artist...
- Shok 1's 'heart Noose' In London
Hookedblog finally managed to get over to Commercial Street early enough to photograph this impressive piece painted recently by UK artist Shok 1. This 'Heart Noose' piece has been painted on the exterior shutters of Pictures On Walls Gallery...
- Tilt Paints The Union Jack
Internationally recognized graffiti artist Tilt rolled into London yesterday to begin work on the huge wall space outside of East London's Village Underground. Originating from Toulouse in the South of France, Tilt is planning to paint a huge Union...
- Cept /insect /sabotaje Al Montaje /brk
We posted some photos last week of London artist Sweet Toof working on a huge roller piece on the side of the Village Underground space on Great Eastern street in East London. At the time the other artists contributing to the wall had only painted outlines...
Street Arts
Tilt- Anarchy In the UK Video
Hookedblog managed to catch up with graffiti artist Tilt while he was in London at the end of November. The artist had been invited over to East London by Pictures On Walls, where he painted a large scale Union Jack on the huge wall at Village Underground. The mural featured his signature bubble letters using the lyrics from the Sex Pistols "Anarchy In the UK" and was painted to tie-in with the release of the same image as an edition through Pictures On Walls.Photographer Benjamin Roudet from Big Addict was also in London, having travel from Toulouse with the artist to capture the journey. He has just posted his finished short clip of the artist at work. Check it out below.
- French Graffiti Artist, Tilt — Nuart Film
Hookedblog were lucky enough to attend the 2014 edition of the NuArt festival in Stavanger, Norway, if you missed our coverage of the festival you can read about our adventure here. We also covered some of the murals and street art over two blog posts...
- Niels 'shoe' Meulman For Moniker Art Fair
We headed over to Great Eastern Street this afternoon to catch up with Dutch graffiti legend and designer Niels 'Shoe' Meulman. An early pioneer of the Calligraffiti, an art form that fuses calligraphy and graffiti, we got to see the artist...
- Shok 1's 'heart Noose' In London
Hookedblog finally managed to get over to Commercial Street early enough to photograph this impressive piece painted recently by UK artist Shok 1. This 'Heart Noose' piece has been painted on the exterior shutters of Pictures On Walls Gallery...
- Tilt Paints The Union Jack
Internationally recognized graffiti artist Tilt rolled into London yesterday to begin work on the huge wall space outside of East London's Village Underground. Originating from Toulouse in the South of France, Tilt is planning to paint a huge Union...
- Cept /insect /sabotaje Al Montaje /brk
We posted some photos last week of London artist Sweet Toof working on a huge roller piece on the side of the Village Underground space on Great Eastern street in East London. At the time the other artists contributing to the wall had only painted outlines...