A midweek freelance job in Haggerston that ran late recently saw us walking down Kingsland Road, East London about 10pm when we spotted the familiar sight of a street artist pasting work up onto a wall. A second look and we saw a female figure applying wheat-paste to the surface while three others stood to the side watching the artist at work.

Earlier last week while sat on the upper deck of the 149 bus heading up towards Dalston in East London we caught a glimpse of a tall figure on a brightly coloured door out of the corner of our eye as the bus sped up the street.

Onetime London resident and legendary street artist Sweet Toof made a welcome return to the streets of East London over the last number of weeks. Famed for his signature pink gummy teeth from Bushwick to Bow the artists' works have adorned rooftops, freight trains, buildings and walls up and down the UK and beyond.

Earlier this month we kick-started 2019 with a fresh start taking to the streets of Shoreditch and Brick Lane on the first day of the new year, looking out for anywhere that was open and serving coffee.

The post-Christmas/ New Year period is a traditional period on the streets of London with many abroad or out of the city visiting families and friends over the holiday period.

It’s been far too long since we last shared some photographs on the blog, we have had a hectic few months with trips to Amsterdam, Milan, Dublin, and Galway and have been short on time.

We have also realized we somehow never managed to share any sticker related posts this year so as we head into 2019 let’s finish the year with a collection of street stickers we photographed earlier today on the last day of the year.