Malark launched his website the other week and it’s packed full of his illustrations as well as street pieces.

We also have the chance to purchase some of his work from the site too. Find it all here;

http://malark.co.uk/

Get it bookmarked!!!

Bit of an update on the CoMusica wall. The August bank holiday weekend played host to a new jam at the wall. Photos follow.

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Love this cheeky fella;

To see more photos from this wall please see my Flickr page here.

Couple of new pieces in Newcastle.

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A new big wall in Newcastle which someone has kindly allowed people to paint on;

Super long wall;

Some fire extinguisher action;

For more photos of Graffiti in the North East, check out the dedicated Flickr group and my set of photos which can also be found on Flickr too.

Followers of the blog will already be familiar with the work of Mr Owl. Over the summer he has been producing some fantastic new pieces including “Sailor Jeffrey” (above) and the colourful owl images that follow.

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Mr Owl at one of the CoMusica jams;

Loving these new owl colourways;

The lower 2 sweet paste-up’s were done with The Cloud Commission – find them if you can as there still up;

The guys a busy busy bee so keep an eye on his blog for new work.

owlandtoon.blogspot.com

Collab with MISTERTHEFREAK;

Few new bits which are f**king sweeeet;

He’s been updating his blog/Facebook page pretty frequently so be sure to check it out!

malark.blogspot.com

Facebook page

(All pictures/photos were taken with permission from Malarks blog)

Mr Owl and The Cloud Commission hit Ouseburn with a couple of cheeky pastey’s a few weeks back. Also in this post there’s a couple new Mobstr pieces which I came across.

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Pretty hard to see these paste-up’s. You can’t really get close to them or see them from any great height to get a decent view. Unfortunately this is about as far as my camera will allow me to zoom in and zooming in on the image only makes it blurry so this will have to do;

Again a pretty bad photo but this is as good as it’s gonna get for a shot of The Cloud Commission’s Bret Hart paste-up;

Mobstr;

Sorry for the bad photo. The stencil says “You may feel you’re above others but I’m above you”;

More photos can be seen over on my Flickr.

If you’re not on Electrik Sheep’s mailing list then you may not have heard about the new show which opens next week;

MiTHER TUNG opens Thursday 6th September at 6pm with one of Electrik Sheep’s famous street parties and will run for a month.

Buckets of discarded Victoriana feed FiST’s dirty habit: renovating the dead with graffiti-esque meanderings. Intricate lines adorn century-old anonymous portraiture. Faces are covered with lace-like masks and bodies ornated with cobwebbed clothing. The elegance of the static Victorian gaze contrasts with mutant weaponry and bulbous appendages that sprout like cyborgian add-ons.

The practice of FiST is more akin to sculpture than any other artistic tradition. It is associated with dirty things, with rummaging and digging through  the buried and the dust-covered. Paint and line are laid and sprayed and dripped on fragments of yesteryear – on wood and photograph, signage and cabinet. Through this can be glimpsed a future for our own redundant image, buried in digital archives.

FiST certainly has some interesting work so defo worth a visit if you’re in two minds.

Keep an eye on www.electriksheep.co.uk for more info.

The walls they pasted onto were later turned into bespoke furniture;

Looks like a sweet trip – jealous much?

The Prefab77 site has also been updated so go have peek and check out the new online store too;

www.prefab77.co.uk (photos in the post were from their blog)

prefab77.bigcartel.com – new online store.

Just seen this on there store, 30″ x 40″ sticker love that. Loving the new Heist colour-ways too!

A new show at Lazarides Newcastle is due to run from 3rd September 2010 through to 30th October 2010 featuring Modern Toss.

Bit info on the artists from the Laz site;

International cult cartoonists and creators of the Modern Toss Channel 4 TV series are bringing their unique brand of precision swearing and stylishly cak-handed drawing to the Lazarides gallery in Newcastle this September for an unmissable, ground-breaking exhibition of their artwork.

The scurrilously inventive satirists behind Mr Tourette and the Drive-by Abuser invite you along to witness their incredible range of top notch, limited edition prints, interactive art pieces and assorted, hilarious paraphernalia from the Toss Cabinet of Shit-Naks.

Expect some special treats – including their impressively researched ‘Periodic Table Of Swearing’ print, now adapted for use as a working fruit machine. The ever controversial Mr Tourette master signwriter will also be tackling the big issues with a new print illustrating his incisive summing up of the international
banking crisis.

Modern Toss claim they will be concentrating even harder on addressing contemporary themes with this exhibition, so get yourself down there and check out their ‘Buy More Shit or We’re All Fucked’ shopping bags, a wall-friendly selection of superb ‘Space Argument’ prints and some highly collectible dirty pictures, hand-stitched in wool by enthusiastic mature ladies.

Haha.

www.lazinc.com

There was a collaboration too, as Amy Dover drew a robot pigeon;

Go have a peep it should still be up.

Photos pinched from The Amy Dover blog and The Cloud Commission Flickr.