Snik are actually a collaboration of two London-based artists. They collaborate to produce very intricate stencil and spray paint work. They have multiple murals and their work translated very well to the canvas into prints. This was my first snake purchase, but I have five or six of the various prints. They have the ability to create such emotion in detail With hand, cut stencils and spray paint. If you haven’t checked them out, check out their work on Instagram.

I think this is one of the few Martin Watsons prints or paintings that doesn’t have his classic graffiti tags. Still, it’s one of his most famous prints, entitled, “Eternal Reflection”. There are a number of variations with different colored butterflies. The green version is one of my favorites, but they’re all very nice and highly sought after.

The first official print “Adrenaline-S”, the artist proof version of Dal East’s print. Screenprint with hand-finishing on tea-stained handmade paper. Still one of my favorites of his.

Dolk is a Norwegian street/urban artist who made his mark in the art world with whimsical and fun stencil and spray paint and then, suddenly, reinvented his style and started making scratch art. Like literally taking a key and scratching metal. A little to avate guard for me. But I love some of his early work like this piece, Teddy Riot, Kitty Riot, and some of his monkey-themed work. His early stuff is still very collectible and sought after.