Mexican born artist now residing and working in the East End is responsible for pasting up the army of intriguing little figures that have sprang up on the London streets over the last few years.

These miniature figures (usually no bigger than a few inches) interact with one another and their surroundings creating site specific ephemeral scenarios that play out at pavement level. Hooked blog recently took some great shots of some new editions to the streets here.

Pablo has just finished a successful show at Pure Evil gallery and up-the-arts have recently helped him to create 4 stunning prints that he has released through the Nelly Duff gallery.

The prints come in 4 colourways, each printed with 5 colour and spot varnish, white named ‘the soiler’ – 240x470mm bright white Colorplan 290gsm, the red colourway with metallic silver stripe is named ‘the shiner’ – 240x470mm bright red Colorplan 290gsm, the black version on 240x470mm ebony Colorplan 290gsm stock is called the ‘inker’, and the last on smoke grey Colorplan stock is named ‘the cleaner’.

All can be purchased individually or as a set from Nelly Duff

Categories: on-the-rack, on-the-street, pablo delgadoTags: mexico, nelly duff, pablo delgado, screenprint, the shiner, the soiler