It has been quite a while since we last heard from our friends Snik on Streetartnews, but they are back with a new street art piece by the name of “To build a home”. It is a 4 layer hand cut stencil piece located in Nottingham, United Kingdom. Their first mural in Nottingham has been supporte by…

Our friends Snik are currently in North America where he was invited by Black Apple Art Gallery to paint in sunny California.The Stamford-based duo spent over seven weeks to cut these stunning stencils which will now be beautifying the streets of Los Angeles.Take a look at more detailed images after the break and then check…

Snik is back in London where they spent their week-end working on these new piece around Brick Lane and Hanbury Street.The Stamford-based street artist duo quickly worked their way through some of their signature stencils imagery. Initially inspired by the Graffiti scene, Snik has been working with stencil and spray can for over a decade. Constantly…

While we last heard from them last October in Amsterdam (covered), Snik is back in London where they spent their weekend working on these brand new stencils.Initially inspired by the Graffiti scene, Snik has been working with stencil and spray can for over a decade. Constantly pushing the boundaries, this British duo has developed a…

1. Banksy – New York City Our October’s Top 10 Street Art Pieces (based on unique page views) is finally here and with no surprise Banksy ranks at the top of the ladder – and in all further slots 2-10. To avoid a Banksy-filled Top 10 (haven’t you had enough of him for one month…

Snik recently stopped by Amsterdam where he worked on this indoor mural for the Crossover Art Event 2013.Entitled “All We Are Is Falling”, it took three days for the British street artist to paint this 8 layer hand-cut stencil.Make sure to take a look at more images after the break and then check back with…

Next week, Snik will be releasing his new print entitled “This Is Letting Go” via Delamainarts.Available in four different colourways: Azure, Aqua, Crimson and Ochre, each is 50 x 70cm and an edition of 10, 10 layer screen print on Somerset 300gsm paper and comes signed and numbered by the artist. “This Is Letting Go”…

Snik just released a new print entitled “Yesterday’s Breeze” via Laminate.Available in three different flavours, Orange, Green and Blue, this is a Giclee print, it measures 18″x18″ inches and comes signed and numbered by the British artist.The edition size will be determined based on the amount of orders by July 18th. “Yesterday’s Breeze” is now…

Snik is currently in London where he spent a few hours working on this new piece in Notting Hill.As usual with the British artist, he delivers a super intricate 7 layers stencil entitled “This Is Letting Go”.If you stop by West London, you’ll be able to find it on Westbourne Grove.Check back with us soon…

Snik spent the day on the streets of Stamford, UK working on their new piece, “We Could Forever”.As we are getting accustomed to with the Stamford-based stencil duo, they drop yet another super intricate 6 layer handcut stencil depicting a young child.If you are in the neighbourhood, you will be able to find it on St.…