Street art prints that bring the wall outside, inside. Spray-can
energy, stencil icons and graffiti colour from independent artists, printed
on fine art paper or canvas and ready to frame. Every order supports a
charity partner, so the rebellion pays for something.

From the wall to your wall
Street art started as work made for public walls, fast and uninvited. The
prints in this collection keep that attitude and lose the weather. Alice and
Joker III reinterpret familiar characters with stencil and drip, My Name Is
Bond and A Man From Nirvana turn icons into graffiti portraits, Drama Queen
brings the colour and Child At Work brings the irony. Limited releases are
marked on each product page, and once they are gone they are gone.

Styling street art prints
Street art likes contrast. A bright graffiti print on a white or
concrete-grey wall looks like it belongs, and a black frame keeps it sharp.
In a living room, one large piece above the sofa does more than a cluster. In
a home office or a first apartment, pair a graffiti print with a bold quote
from the wall art for men collection or a pop piece from pop art for a
gallery wall with a pulse. The edgy art collection has more of the dark and
ironic side.

Fine art prints, framed or canvas
All motifs are fine art prints on heavy matte paper, and most come framed
or as canvas as well. Canvas suits the raw, painted look of graffiti art,
paper keeps stencil edges crisp. Sizes go from small gallery-wall prints to
large formats, and the Buy 2 Get 1 Free offer applies across the shop.

Art for Causes
More than 202,000 artworks sold for charity. Each street art print supports
a partner such as the Non-Violence Project, WWF or Rainforest Trust, named on
the product page.

Are these real street art or prints?
They are fine art prints of original works by independent artists working
in the street art and graffiti style, made to be hung indoors.

What is the difference between street art and graffiti?
Graffiti is usually letter-based and about the writer's name. Street art is
image-based and made for a wider audience. This collection has both.

Which frame suits street art prints?
A simple black frame on a light wall gives the most contrast. For canvas, a
gallery wrap without a frame keeps the painted look.

Are the prints limited?
Some are limited releases with a fixed edition size, marked on the product
page. Others are part of the always-available range.