SNUB

I am pleased to announce the arrival of the first SNUB screen print.
This design was first seen at the Cans Festival in early May, now three months to the day it is avaliable in print.
After this I’ll be working on new works, so this may well be his first and last print edition.

LIMITED EDITION OF 50 PRINTS
Printed by www.sidelinescreenprinting.com on 300gsm, 100% cotton paper.
45cm x 64cm
Signed, Numbered and stamped on reverse

BUY YOURS NOW HERE

Multi layered stencil sprayed on large double framed canvas.
LIMITED EDITION OF 3
This design was recently painted on the wall at -They Walk Among Us- Comic and Vinyl toy shop in Richmond London.
www.twau.co.uk

See the wall here

Price includes delivery
70cm x 80cm x 3cm

Available to buy here

Fresh in the shop today a set of limited edition micro canvases. Bent my eyes cutting and painting these but well worth the effort. Grab them while there still hot, avaliable here

The first canvases featuring Hammerhead.
Cans festival REMIX. Limited edition of three, signed and numbered.
Multi layer stencil on double framed canvas with a lacquer finish.
60cm x 50cm x 5cm

Now avaliable in the SNUB shop here

For a limited time I’ll be selling FK canvases on my site (until he gets his own:) ) so grab them quick as there a signed limited editions.
These are remixes of his part of the piece at The Cans Festival. My remixes are in progress.
See more of his work here and buy them here.

It’s not unusal for the postman to bring me a parcel packed with stickers. But when it’s from MONO you’d better watch out. Not only did I get a fat wad of fresh stickers. But this unexpected beauty. Unknown to me this awesome design has been created and then he’s only gone and printed it on this chunky tee!

Massive thanks and big respect to the man like MONO.

See more from the man here

Image and words taken from www.hurtyoubad.com

‘The legal spot Tarnerland in Brighton has just been made illegal. Yesterday workmen were buffing loads of it and putting up signs saying that painting isn’t allowed there anymore while some council/community types were having their photo taken for the local paper. Seeing as in recent years Brighton has lost all its other places to piece, such as Davigdor, Hove, the Moon and Blackrock, this means the only place left to paint legally is the Level skatepark and rumour has it the council is withdrawing permission from there too soon.’

Article in the local paper
http://www.theargus.co.uk

The comments at the bottom are funny.

Just found out the decks that were on display at ‘Riki Tik’, Bond Street, Brighton, have now been taken down because a couple of chav idiots stole two of them.
One of mine and the other by REDFASH. If you see images online or the actual boards anywhere please get in touch.
The money from their sale was due to go to charity.

Head to the shop to grab a bargain, t-shirts and girls vests for only ten pounds.
Do it now though as there going fast.

So in near arctic conditions ART87 keeps it’s doors open. Almost everyone that enters leaves with something, many in disbelief at the bargain they’ve just bagged! New work added daily so hurry on down. Fresh prints and tee’s coming in tomorrow.