Painted in Brasilia, Brazil, 2021 I had the honour of spray painting a wall alongside some local talented graffiti and street artists. We were tasked with refreshing an old mural on the walls of a school. The locals and kids from the school were really happy with the results and it felt rewarding to give something back to the community.
Painted in Porto, Portugal, during the corona virus quarantine and lockdown. This isolated building had some amazing walls to paint, and provided perfect isolation, and solitude.
Habitat by Rocket01, this graffiti character was painted in Sheffield, at the now legendary, Bradfield water works. The place was absolutely perfect, large windows in the roof, large smooth walls, and plants growing in sand. Its setting was in a small rural village on the edge of Sheffield. Over the years it was visited by hundreds of explorers and urbex photographers.
Porto Portugal 2020 Thanks to urban art Porto for all the help to organise this wall mural in Porto, i really enjoyed painting this wall. I was lucky it was already painted the perfect shade of grey prior to my arrival.
This was one of my favourite painting locations in Sheffield. Being a street artist, i couldn't ask for much more, a smooth surface, shelter, roadside view, and framed, it was always enjoyable painting here.
The second wall i painted on my trip to Brazil. With the help of some local artists i managed to find a smooth sheltered wall in Brasilia, where i spent a few days spray painting.
I painted this piece in London 2018 with thanks to the help of LDN calling blog He found me a great painting spot in Penge. The area is slowly becoming a big place for street art in London.
London 2018 thanks to LDN calling blog
Rocket01, Photo by Tim Jentsch, This street art piece was painted in the heart of Dalston, close to BSMT gallery. the idea behind the mural was about wild life fleeing environmental problems across the world.
Arundel street Sheffield
UK street art
Graffiti Sheffield
street art Brixtonl
Upfest Bristol
Street art in Sheffield
Sheffield street art in abandoned buildings