The Affordable Street Art Fair is an event bringing together around 15 quality Graffiti and Street Artists to exhibit and sell new work. Held at The Boiler House Graffiti gallery in Canton, the show is a unique opportunity to buy affordable art directly from the Artists themselves.

We have curated work from an eclectic mix of Artists reaching from all areas of the UK. From internationally renowned Graffiti Artists to local heroes, the work will be mainly canvas and framed pieces for sale, with a number of prints and clothing available too.

Artists confirmed so far…
Epok / Zilch / Mylo / Sadsak / Peaceful Progress / Ceres / Plus Brut / Lloyd the Graffiti / Devas / Karm / Some / Skyhigh / Unity / Raffy Flynn / Resh / Aimes / Pyklops / Dan Jose

This is a rare opportunity to buy quality Art at affordable and non-egotistical prices. A bit of “Street” in your kitchen. 100% of proceeds from work sold on the night will go directly to the Artists themselves.

Music and entertainment on the night will be provided by The Mix Apes (DJs Rich Roast & Alex Kidd), veterans of the UK Hip Hop and Funk scene and have represented many crews over the years such as Born2Rock, Hip Hop connection, Uprock Addicts, We Run Tings and more… plus, a very Special Guest to be announced closer to the date!
HipHopBeatsSoulFunkDiscoBoogieHouse… and off-the-cuff dance floor bangers!

Bar by Alternative Events… Serving local quality beers and having a party! Dont sleep on this…. Run go tell a friend!

DJ’s / Graffiti Exhibition / Licensed Bar / Craft Beers / Food / Party

Check out the Facebook page for more info! CLICK HERE

I ventured over the border recently to do a private commission in Bristol on a Garage door. The couple had seen a van commission we did fir Quirky campers, and wanted a bit of that in their garden. Here’s a video of the painting…. 

This is the second van I’ve commission done for Fiery Jack Entertainment… a master of medieval mayhem on the Festival and Events circuit. He also once organised ferret-racing at The Fair Play Festival we organised around 8 years ago… but thats a different story. 

The third and last stop on the Netherlands tour was Eindhoven for the DOCfeed international film festival. I am the subject of a short film that was premiered in Missouri, USA at the end of last year, which was being screened in DOCfeed. Paul Allen the director and myself met up to watch the screening and answer a Q and A on the film. I also had a commission to paint the outside of the venue during the 4 day festival, which was a great experience to be a part of. Here are some pics of the artwork, and a short video and time-lapse of the trip by Paul Allen. For more info on the film, a trailer, and for more pics, check the Facebook page HERE. 

The second stop on the Netherlands tour was Amsterdam. Its been years since I’ve been there. It was as cold as I remember it! I hooked up with Maty, an old-school local with connections to the SINSTARS crew. We hit a new spot that hasn’t had too much action yet, which is rare in Amsterdam! Thanks for the hospitality and good vibes. Til’ next time… 

I recently went out to the Netherlands for a mini tour of 3 cities to Tattoo and Paint. The first stop was Maastricht in the south for the Maastricht international Tattoo convention. Thanks to all my clients. These pieces were a mix of pre-booked and walk-ins. The designs for 2 were created on the spot, with the others being a pre-booked fat-cap style tattoo, and a piece from my flash sheets. 

This was a great piece to work on! The design was spray-painted in the studio first using reference that Sophie brought to me, I was given the green light and we set a date. Really happy with the way it came out. If you have cool ideas to tattoos, drop me a message. 

The second phase of the Caedelyn park project, this time a classic Peaceful Progress tree-scene. 

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Layla and Yasmin came to me with an idea for Lotus-inspired pieces. We decided to try something original and do them in a fat-cap Graffiti style. These were loads of fun to work on! Hit me up with any cool ideas like these… 

As an extension of the project with Cardiff council to paint a number of changing room sites around Cardiff, I was asked to paint a mural on the Caedelyn park changing rooms. We kept the same themes of Nature / Dragons and Sport. Here’s some pics and a time-lapse video of the Dragon mural. I love doing these! Check my Youtube channel HERE