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The mid weekend of February proved to be arctic with some rarely seen white stuff falling from the London sky... And it happened to be the time of a street art event organised by London Calling Blog and Rise Gallery in Croydon.
For this very occassion I teamed up with a renowned artist - Aspire; known for painting amazing birds here in the UK. As always, first I meticulously folded the origami reference and photographed it accordingly for this two-arch piece.
As always all captured in a video here. From folds to ashes... ( have I mentioned before I like setting things on fire? )
Moreover, the video contains a yet another snippet of my brand new song from soon to be released "Blood, Sweat & Paper Cuts" EP !
Lastly, if you would like to support my art, enabling me to paint and fold even more, I have just put up the original illustration behind the bird piece for sale at my shop here.
Here's the latest result.
Starting 2k17 strong. My best folds to date. Watch the dog coming to life from folds to wall in the new video below. I trully enjoyed folding the dog then painting it in this amazing abandoned location in Soho.
Painted as part of The BrokeDown Palace Jam organised by London Calling blog.
Latest addition to my scrunched-up emojis on a Post-it note...
Sorry, but nobody is coming down the chimney. Eat the cookies and drink the milk...
Have a good one everyone! UpNess
"King . Folds . Kong" painted as part of "We Are Croydon" block party. Special thanks to Joao Charrua for the inspiration behind this origami gorilla based on his original origami model.
Watch it coming to life in my vlog below:
Aslan. The beast of Origami channeled. The newest origami portal opened in Penge.
Powered up by London Calling Blog who organised the permission to paint the spot.
Make sure you also watch the lion coming to life in my latests vlog.
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Another fun day in Camden. Watch Totoro coming to life in my lastest epispde of Skills Are My Filter: washing off take away from a wall, stuffing my face with sushi and learning to write and speak Japanese. Enjoy!
Based on design by Robin Glynn. Instructions by Jo Nakashima.
Wall provision in Camden, London, UK - Real Art of Street ART
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