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Stratford Junction, London. All artists WELCOME. Watch closely—this story will change quickly.
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Work in progress at @stratford_junction , thank you @fanakapan for the capture 🎬

#workinprogress #stratfordjunction #streetart #calligraffiti
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Big thanks to @stratford_junction and @dave_plants for lending me a bit of their space to do some love theme piece ✨

Hope I can try more stuff like this in the future, and one day  bring the bunny apocalypse 🧚🏻‍♀️

Extra thanks to @konflixks for helping me to do something he didnt wanna do. The trully things u do for love 🤣💖
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Monday I got to the spot at 12 noon 
I knew I only had one day to smash this out. I realised it’s twice the size of a normal  shipping container when I was standing in front of this beast. I think it’s about 40 foot long.
I had no idea what to do, I knew the theme was dedicated to Love.
So I wrote “LOVE IS THE ANSWER“ in pink letters in a bed of flowers 🌺 and love hearts 💕 
This was a free style but fast and under pressure. I’m pretty happy with it.
One of my cans didn’t work, so I spent about an hour , dropping it on its head and shaking the shit out of it to no avail. So I had to do white flowers to fill gaps.
Anyway I dig it. I had really bad neck ache by the end of the day. I  got cooked, sunburnt and was crazy hungry too by the time I finished.
Be kind to strangers, spread more love while these devils run amok. Be kinder to yourself and others.
Be one of the good humans. Make it better not worse.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks to @jimvision for taking daytime flicks for me. You are a G 😎👍🏽🫈🫈🫈🫈🫈🫈🫈🫈🫈
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Very happy painting in @stratford_junction around so many great artists. Thanks @dave_plants for your invitation, help and support! 

#abstractgraffiti #abstractpainting #london2026
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First day of spring so here’s some colour for you!
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Way back in 2013, @saki_tomita was out painting the streets of London, at a time when there were only a handful of women actively painting across the whole city.

As soon as I landed, I started spotting her name everywhere, Saki and Bitches, from Camden to Shoreditch. Her pieces always made me laugh, and there was something about them that stuck with me.
A few years later, I finally got to meet the crazy lady behind the name, and somehow we’ve been friends ever since.

These days, she’s become a proper artist, so we don’t get to see her out painting the streets quite as much. Instead, you’re more likely to find her in some fancy gallery.

Watching her work grow and evolve over the years has been nothing short of inspiring. I went from seeing her work all over London to watching a friend build a career doing exactly what she loves.
Pretty cool to have seen the whole journey.
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