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.

The last year in London has seen the loss of some long-running murals by Belgian street artist ROA, all of which have all had goods run considering the high turnover rate of some London Street Art locations.

In the summer of 2018, Italian street artist and muralist Giacomo Bufarini aka RUN was on a return visit to London and while he was in town he found some time during his trip to paint a new mural in East London.

Hookedblog recently made our first visit to the Gloucestershire town of Cheltenham, just over two hours outside London by train from Paddington Station. We were of course in town for the Cheltenham Paint Festival which is now in its second year.

Hookedblog recently made our first visit to the Gloucestershire town of Cheltenham, just over two hours outside London by train. Our visit to the city was planned to coincide with the Cheltenham Paint Festival which is now in its second year. Festival founder Andy 'Dice' Davies and Angela Parks are hoping to join some of the cities other well-known festivals and put the city on the map as a street art destination with the Cheltenham Paint Festival.