It seems like everywhere you turn in London, there’s a street art piece begging to be admired and photographed. From the walls of department stores, underneath bridges and on shop shutters, London’s street art scene is vast.

London is one of the world’s best places to see street art. Street artists come from far and wide in order to paint its walls. The East end of London, in particular, has a renowned reputation. 

I had the wonderful opportunity to spend time in London in October 2019, visiting specifically chosen sites in Brick Lane, Shoreditch and the Leake Street tunnel. The latter is a 300 metre designated graffiti tunnel in the Old Vic tunnels underneath Waterloo station which is a legal graffiti spot. Most days you are bound to spot young artists learning their trade or more established artists looking for a quick place to paint.

Inspired by all the street art photographed in London, I have designed a collage, of only London graffiti.

It comes in two variations – with a white background called “GRF LDN WH” and with a black background called “GRF LDN BL”