Street Art Round-Up to July 2015

I've compiled a lot of photographs of street art over the course of last year and the beginning of this year. I've included these in this post for a round up of various pieces of street art that appeared in east London over the past several months. This weekend (July 11 and July 12) is the "Meeting of the Styles" street art event, so some of the walls around east London will be painted over.

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Neoh has been busy painting London this year. I've covered the artist in more detail here.

The popular wall on Pedley Street recently became home to two new pieces, which I have added below. I am not sure who the artist is for the first one.

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Nathan Bowen's characters have made appearances in many places this year. I covered the artist in more detail here.

Birdseed is a street artist who has produced a lot of work in London over the past several months.

I am unsure who painted the following.

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Edwin is a popular street artist based in London. He often puts up hand-drawn stickers around London and also paints some walls with various cartoon-style illustrations.

Last autumn, he painted a high-profile wall on Hanbury Street with airmail stickers.

Eelus was the previous occupant of the space that Edwin took over on Hanbury Street, and this piece (you can see it in my post here) was his first piece for awhile after the artist lost his daughter. The piece below appeared in the autumn.

Jim Vision is another artist who is always adding his artwork to London's streets. The image below appeared off of Curtain Road last autumn. I originally thought that it was a piece by David Walker.

David Walker's piece was painted over in 2013, and the artist finally visited London again to recover his space on Rivington Street last summer.

I liked this colourful face by Jaycaes.

At the end of last year and beginning of this year, the large Village Underground mural was painted by Ian Stevenson and Russell Brand. This piece features a Mickey Mouse character with the words "the revolution is now".

Himbad is another London-based artist that has been busy in the past year. The piece below appeared at the start of this year.

This was then replaced by a baby's face from artist Empty Belly, an artist who seems to be well-traveled and who has painted in Berlin and Lisbon.

DESX was another artist who was busy last spring and summer, and I saw a lot of these characters (the one being chased by the gigantic wasp) painted around.

Spzero is another busy London-based artist. I covered some of the work in my blog post here. Sclater Street was a popular spot.

David Shillinglaw also painted a few pieces, and I covered some of his work with Malarky recently. The pieces below appeared at the start of this year.

Senna, an artist from Brazil, painted the streets of London in 2013. I covered his work here, along with some collaborations. The artist came back for a visit and painted a couple of pieces in London at the end of last year.

Lily Mixe is a graphic artist from Paris based in London, and she's painted in London before. I liked the whale pictured below.

Meme painted a monkey off Great Eastern Road. This appeared at the beginning of the winter season last year.

Millo and Ben Murphy painted the pieces below. I covered Millo in a blog post here. Ben Murphy creates his work using electric tape. You can see some more of his work in my post here.

Masai is another famous artist, and he often paints animals. This bird made an appearance toward the end of last year. It's located off Brick Lane on Pedley Street.

Lister was one of the first artists I covered in my blog as he had just visited London and left a few pieces around. He must have returned to London at the end of last year because I discovered this piece off Curtain Road. You can read my original entry about the artist and see more of his work here.

Nemi Uhu is another artist who pastes up tiles around London, and an example of one is pictured below.

Last spring, NDA (a street artist from the USA) painted the high-profile wall on Hanbury Street.

I had already covered some tribute pieces to Robbo, a popular street artist in London who sadly passed away last summer. See more pieces in my tribute to Robbo street art blog post.

Rone is another artist that I've covered. More pieces can be seen here, but the piece below appeared last year.

I really like Alice's work, and the following appeared toward the end of last year but did not last long. I covered her work here.

The Krah painted the piece below on Sclater Street.

Tizer is another popular London-based artist.

The Toaster Crew had not painted anything for awhile, but now they are back. I found the following piece off Brick Lane. I originally covered some of their work here.