The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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The completed Harry Brearley portrait by Faunagraphic.

The huge piece of art looks brilliant in it’s finished form and is a perfect way to commemorate probably one of the most important men in Sheffield’s industrial history.

Faunagraphic’s Official Website
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield. Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May. These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it. Faunagraphic’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Last week, Faunagraphic undertook the biggest paint she has ever done in her hometown of Sheffield.

Commissioned by Marketing Sheffield, she set to work on a 32 foot high and 22 foot wide portrait of Harry Brearley, the man who invented stainless steel, in order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his creation.

Faunagraphic started this huge project on the 30th April and continued, with help from friends and relatives, for the next four days until it’s completion on the 3rd May.

These images show the work in various stages throughout the four days she spent painting it.

Faunagraphic’s Official Website
SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late. This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece. Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly. Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late. This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece. Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly. Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late. This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece. Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly. Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late. This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece. Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly. Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late. This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece. Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly. Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Phlegm seems to have returned to painting in Sheffield regularly as of late.

This piece, entitled ‘Fossils’, is painted only a few weeks after his Millennium Gallery commissioned piece.

Created near Sheffield’s sewer system, the location matches the theme of the painting perfectly.

Hopefully there’ll be lots more to come from Phlegm in his hometown in the coming weeks.

SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com

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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Bubba 2000 put up a new stencil piece and I was lucky enough to stumble across him and capture some photos of him in action.

The piece looks fantastic in its finished form, the location is brilliant and hopefully there’ll be alot more from Bubba to put on the site in the near future as his work reaches new levels.

SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com

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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Decided to revisit an area I haven’t been to for a while recently.

The area changes so often and it’s interesting seeing the new pieces that pop up over time. Since my last update of this area, every piece has been painted over and changed, allowing for a completely new set of images this time.

Expect another update of this area in the future, especially considering a new piece by Skint has already appeared since I took these images.

SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
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Bubba 2000 is a stencil artist who has some fantastic work and doesn’t get featured on this page anywhere near as much as he should.Recently, he’s pasted up quite a large selection of new work around the Ecclesall Road area and I have decided to feature as many of these as I can. Many have either been removed or damaged in some way but these four images are some of his latest that have stayed intact and can still be viewed now. Hopefully many other new paste-ups will appear in the near future as I’m sure they will so expect updates for this artist in the future. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Bubba 2000 is a stencil artist who has some fantastic work and doesn’t get featured on this page anywhere near as much as he should.Recently, he’s pasted up quite a large selection of new work around the Ecclesall Road area and I have decided to feature as many of these as I can. Many have either been removed or damaged in some way but these four images are some of his latest that have stayed intact and can still be viewed now. Hopefully many other new paste-ups will appear in the near future as I’m sure they will so expect updates for this artist in the future. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Bubba 2000 is a stencil artist who has some fantastic work and doesn’t get featured on this page anywhere near as much as he should.Recently, he’s pasted up quite a large selection of new work around the Ecclesall Road area and I have decided to feature as many of these as I can. Many have either been removed or damaged in some way but these four images are some of his latest that have stayed intact and can still be viewed now. Hopefully many other new paste-ups will appear in the near future as I’m sure they will so expect updates for this artist in the future. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Bubba 2000 is a stencil artist who has some fantastic work and doesn’t get featured on this page anywhere near as much as he should.Recently, he’s pasted up quite a large selection of new work around the Ecclesall Road area and I have decided to feature as many of these as I can. Many have either been removed or damaged in some way but these four images are some of his latest that have stayed intact and can still be viewed now. Hopefully many other new paste-ups will appear in the near future as I’m sure they will so expect updates for this artist in the future. SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Bubba 2000 is a stencil artist who has some fantastic work and doesn’t get featured on this page anywhere near as much as he should.

Recently, he’s pasted up quite a large selection of new work around the Ecclesall Road area and I have decided to feature as many of these as I can. Many have either been removed or damaged in some way but these four images are some of his latest that have stayed intact and can still be viewed now.

Hopefully many other new paste-ups will appear in the near future as I’m sure they will so expect updates for this artist in the future.

SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com

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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.Visit the Facebook event page for more information.  Knife and Folk on FacebookMila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.Visit the Facebook event page for more information.  Knife and Folk on FacebookMila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.Visit the Facebook event page for more information.  Knife and Folk on FacebookMila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.Visit the Facebook event page for more information.  Knife and Folk on FacebookMila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.Visit the Facebook event page for more information.  Knife and Folk on FacebookMila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Recently, Mila K did a new piece for the Knife and Folk Gallery in celebration of his solo show that has been running there for the past month.

The piece will only be there until the show ends this Saturday so get down there quickly if you want to see it in person.

Also, make sure to see the fantastic show itself, where you can buy Mila K prints for only £20 and t-shirts for £15 until the end of the exhibition on the 13th.

Visit the Facebook event page for more information. 

Knife and Folk on Facebook
Mila K’s Official Website
SheffieldStreetArt on Tumblr
SheffieldStreetArt on Twitter
SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram
Sheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook 
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Today marks a year since I published the first post on this blog.

I’d like to thank everybody for the continued support, I’m shocked the page has been as popular as it has, so huge thank you for that.

Also, a huge thanks to all of the artists and their brilliant skills too.

Hope you all continue to enjoy the site and that the next year brings a great selection of new and amazing artwork from Sheffield that I can feature on here.

There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently. The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago. It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently. The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago. It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently. The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago. It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently. The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago. It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently. The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago. It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There was a brand new piece by Phlegm painted in Sheffield recently.

The piece is painted on the inside of the Millennium Gallery on Arundel Gate and has replaced the Kid Acne pattern that has been there since he opened his ‘Kill Your Darlings’ exhibition over a year ago.

It’s fantastic to see a new piece there and hopefully this marks the beginning of a regular rotation of new pieces by different artists commissioned by the gallery for the same spot.

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I know this isn’t related to street art and I apologise for that but I thought it could be forgiven this one time in order for me to tell you about an exhibition I am involved in. The exhibition will feature the work of 20 photography students from Sheffield Hallam University. The images are a variety of genres but all aim to somehow depict the theme of fabrication. The exhibition is being held at the Montgomery Art Space on Surrey Street, Sheffield and will open to the public on Monday 18th March at 7pm. Entry is completely free and you will receive a free drink token when you enter. There will also be a raffle during the night where you can win prizes provided by our sponsors. For more info, visit the Facebook page by clicking the image or clicking here. If you live in the Sheffield area, please attend. And spread the word whenever and wherever possible to all your friends and family. Hope to see you there.
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I know this isn’t related to street art and I apologise for that but I thought it could be forgiven this one time in order for me to tell you about an exhibition I am involved in.

The exhibition will feature the work of 20 photography students from Sheffield Hallam University. 
The images are a variety of genres but all aim to somehow depict the theme of fabrication.

The exhibition is being held at the Montgomery Art Space on Surrey Street, Sheffield and will open to the public on Monday 18th March at 7pm.

Entry is completely free and you will receive a free drink token when you enter. There will also be a raffle during the night where you can win prizes provided by our sponsors.

For more info, visit the Facebook page by clicking the image or clicking here.

If you live in the Sheffield area, please attend. And spread the word whenever and wherever possible to all your friends and family.

Hope to see you there.

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milakkk: Knife & Folk are proud to open their new gallery space and with it presents… MILA K ‘…had it with blondes’ An interactive exhibition of brand new and retrospective works from the Sheffield illustrating, street painting, horror movie fanatic. From Saturday 9th March – Saturday 13th April Mon – Sat 11am – 5pm Find us Upstairs in LP Record Store, 137a Arundel Street, Sheffieldwww.milak.co.uk It’s gonna be a brilliant exhibition.Get yourselves down there for a wonderful night of fantastic art and support the debut solo show for one of Sheffield street art’s greats: Mila K. Mila K’s Official WebsiteSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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milakkk:

Knife & Folk are proud to open their new gallery space and with it presents…

MILA K

‘…had it with blondes’

An interactive exhibition of brand new and retrospective works from the Sheffield illustrating, street painting, horror movie fanatic.

From Saturday 9th March – Saturday 13th April

Mon – Sat 11am – 5pm

Find us Upstairs in LP Record Store, 137a Arundel Street, Sheffield

www.milak.co.uk

It’s gonna be a brilliant exhibition.

Get yourselves down there for a wonderful night of fantastic art and support the debut solo show for one of Sheffield street art’s greats: Mila K.

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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late. This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here. Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time.  Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name.  Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon. The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield.  SheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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There’s been quite a huge amount of new activity in this particular abandoned building on the edge of town as of late.

This update is a selection of the new pieces that have appeared here.

Adding to the recent work that coLor performed at the site is his piece ‘Cabin Fever Reliever’, located just left of his recent collaboration with Narke that was posted recently.
In addition to this, a new trademark egg piece appeared at the same time. 

Just right of coLor and Narke’s collaboration is a new piece by Eugene and next to that, the first of two new pieces by Kid Acne, this piece being painted using his Edna name. 

Recently, two pieces by xHaStexo have also been painted, one of which can be seen here.These two pieces mark one of the first times the artist has painted wall pieces and hopefully there are many more painted around soon.

The main attraction painted in this location recently however is the new tribute piece by Kid Acne. 
The piece is a tribute to Okie Dulo, a local legend who recently passed away and also marks, along with the Edna piece also seen here, one of the first times for around half a year that Kid Acne has painted in Sheffield. 

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Apologies for the gap in updates recently.

A large update of new work including pieces by Kid Acne, coLor and xHaStexo will be uploaded within the next week.

In the mean time, why not follow SheffieldStreetArt on Instagram for more frequent (albeit lower quality) updates and a sneak peek at the pieces to be uploaded.

Just search for @sheffieldstreetart in your Instagram app or click ‘follow’ at this link.

Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’. The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right. coLor on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’. The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right. coLor on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’. The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right. coLor on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’. The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right. coLor on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’. The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right. coLor on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TumblrSheffieldStreetArt on TwitterSheffieldStreetArt on InstagramSheffield Street Art & Graffiti - Facebook Any questions or suggestions? - Email them to sheffieldstreetart@gmail.com
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Here’s a recent collaboration between the artists coLor and Narke who collaborated back in October on the piece ‘The Evolution of the Psychodelic Pigeon’.

The piece features coLor’s ‘Monkey Business’ on the left and Narke’s ‘Dark Narke’ on the right.

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Remember. SheffieldStreetArt is also on Instagram! The page will update with new pieces as soon as they are spotted as well as also including pieces that may not even be uploaded to this site. Click the above image to go to the page and follow or search for ‘sheffieldstreetart’ from within the Instagram app on your smartphone. 
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Remember. SheffieldStreetArt is also on Instagram!

The page will update with new pieces as soon as they are spotted as well as also including pieces that may not even be uploaded to this site.

Click the above image to go to the page and follow or search for ‘sheffieldstreetart’ from within the Instagram app on your smartphone. 

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