D*Face has set up some fantastic street installations in London. The brilliance of the pieces is that they look like they should be there. The stone used looks exactly like London’s buildings complete with grime.
Hush is an artist who worked in Hong Kong for a period as a designer and illustrator and has more recently returned back to London. He has become extremely successful as an artist off the street featuring his work in galleries around the world and se
Fafi
Female street artists are still few and far between but we are seeing new artists entering the fray. One female artist call Fafi may be as important in the movement of bringing women to the street art scene as Emily Pankhurst was to allowing women to
Meggs
With a New Year upon us I'd like to start off with a new artist that we haven't looked at on Concrete Canvas yet. He goes by the alias of Meggs and concentrates on his free hand characters. Aussie artist Meggs produces colourful aerosol beasts which
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