Dark Forces by Paul Baines

Dark Forces (44" x 60") by Paul Baines is the fourteenth limited edition digital print in the Indoor Street Art series available here.

Bobby has a dark side. Killing innocent…

Banksy Tour Of London R.I.P

OK I know Banksy is the most famous graffiti artist in the world well perhaps bar Shepard Fairey but I’m a Brit so I will obviously lean towards the former, what’s more I’m originally a Londoner (cue…

Bill and Ben by Paul Baines

Bill and Ben (44" x 60") by Paul Baines is the seventh limited edition print in the Indoor Street Art series available here.

I was born in an age…

Souled Out

So what mental morsels do I have in store for you today? Yes as usual it’s past 5am in the morning and I’m feeling adequately delirious enough to attempt to engage the public once more.

The truth is I…

I DNRH2 U

Okay here's a first, I'm drunk blogging, I can hardly focus on the screen but before I get any uptight emails about my standards of research or reference material, remember, I'm drunk.

Anyway, to the trickle of…

Anonymous Phonecalls and Paranoia

It's probably a sales call, you know one of those auto-diallers that so many companies use, they just go off sometimes, as if they have a mind of their own, clicking and whirring away and somehow ending up at…

Obey in the U.K

Ever heard of Stamford? A sleepy little town, well hardly even that, around 100 miles north of London, Stamford, as their website exclaims is ‘The Finest Stone Town in England’. You get the picture, cobbled streets and babbling…

UK Government Turns Art Critic

Oh dear, oh dear, are the minions of the British government quaking in their boots? According to the local council of Westminster (yes that’s where the British Parliament are in case you don’t know your UK geography), ‘It’s vandalism…