I have previously posted about the little faces across east London that I have been seeing since early 2017 or at the end of 2016. The artwork is from J.Ace, and they have been popping up all over east London, primarily in and around Brick Lane. However, the artist has currently gone global in a bid to paste up over 400 little faces all over the world by the end of the year. I happened to spot one in Winchester the other week; I just happened to see it by chance when I was not even looking. A lot of the photographs below are of the artist's little faces, but many of them have been broken or disappeared now.
A green man
A postage stamp with a face on it, which I discovered in Winchester near a postbox.
A face with green jewel eyes
A face that had been painted over
A red-haired girl and broken girl with a polka-dot headband
A close-up of the red-haired girl
A clown with sunglasses
A little blue face
A buck-teeth green face with upturned nose
Another buck-teeth face
A woman wearing a face covering and a man with a large nose
A broken woman with a face covering and another face
Another close-up of the broken polka-dot headband woman; her style reminds me of Amy Winehouse.
More posts in this blog with work by J.Ace are below:
Ceramic Characters by J.Ace
Ceramic Street Art Masks 2
Ceramic Street Art Masks and Skulls
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