October 2012 saw the launch of Tom Blackford's, aka Inkfetish's, first
solo show. Spraying Bricks was fortunate enough to catch up with him a
couple of weeks prior to the execution of this piece to mark the launch
of his solo show, named Imaginary Friends. Held at the Blackall
Studios, East London, Imaginary Friends explores childhood mythologies
and fears of adapting to a surreal adult world and also marks Tom's
progression into the fine-art world.
Tom was born and raised in
London, and has been creating street art for over a decade, building a
successful career as both a muralist and illustrator. His love for
Japanese animation and pop culture has seen him produce work for Pixar
& Blue Sky Studios and publications such as Vanity Fair, Bizarre and
Graphotism. His fascination with Japanese animation that drove him to
grace the streets of Tokyo and create large murals for Manga
Entertainment ad his own brand of visual iconography.
Spraying Bricks - Episode 5 - INKFETISH
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