Woskerski is a London-based street artist who has been painting since 1997. His work is often designed to bring a smile, showing exaggerated features for portraits or subjects that are combined and misplaced into different settings. This range of photographs was snapped over the course of the past couple of years.
Mr. Bean plays with a London double-decker bus.
This is a more realistic style from Woskerski, featuring a young man with red, white, and blue colours in the background.
This is a clownish-looking man.
The below items feature bones in an unusual setting, and they reminded me of the work of HNRX (Street Art: HNRX and This One). One appears to be an octopus arm with a bone, and the other one appears to be leather or fabric with bones.
This "poo emoji" artwork is a play against social media, people, and street art.
The below images feature a mural created for Wagamamma restaurant on the South Bank, near Borough Market.
This is an exaggerated face.
I love Woskerski's style and humour used for the murals, so I hope to see more of his work appear in east London. I don't often get to see it because the street art gets tagged over so quickly. To see more of his work on this blog, please visit:
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