My Dog Sighs and Midge Collaborate on some cool Street Art paste ups in London

Look hard enough and you are bound to spot one of the numerous little paste ups appearing around the city from artists My Dog Sighs and Midge. All are unique and created on different pages seemingly taken from old magazines then stuck up around Shoreditch.

The pieces are only around A4 size and you’ve got to look hard because they are not immediately obvious to spot, nestled as they are amongst the other tags and paste ups on the walls of the area. Undoubtedly though the quality of the works is suberb, all different and unique the artists have taken time to collaborate on a really top drawer series of drawings. The trick is to try and find them all.

My Dog Sighs has also added a number of drawings featuring his ‘hug’ character and these too can be spotted all over the place. The Hug takes a different form to the collaboration work with Midge but is no less fun to look at and the quality is great.

So for what I managed to find today, check out the gallery below they are a mixture of Hugs and collaborations so hope you enjoy them.

"I used to be carried in the arms of Cheerleaders" Hug on Redchurch Street — “I used to be carried in the arms of Cheerleaders” Hug on Redchurch Street

"I've got nothing but determination" Hug on Redchurch Street — “I’ve got nothing but determination” Hug on Redchurch Street

Contemplative little person from MyDogSighs and Midge on Redchurch Street with an old paste up from Jana and JS in the background

"I felt so symbolic yesterday" Hug on Grimsby Street — “I felt so symbolic yesterday” Hug on Grimsby Street

Cool stripy characters from MyDogSighs and Midge on Grimsby Street

"I deserved a little more" Hug on Pedley Street — “I deserved a little more” Hug on Pedley Street

"Who am I to dare to pick stars from your favourite sky" Hug on Hanbury Street — “Who am I to dare to pick stars from your favourite sky” Hug on Hanbury Street

"All we've got to do is be brave and be kind" Hug on Hanbury Street with another little collaboration between Benjamin Murphy and 616 to keep it company — “All we’ve got to do is be brave and be kind” Hug on Hanbury Street with another little collaboration between Benjamin Murphy and 616 to keep it company

On Princelet Street, this ones been drawn onto a piece of music about Dick Whittington

A solo piece from Midge this time on Princelet Street

"Smile like you mean it" Hug on Princelet Street — “Smile like you mean it” Hug on Princelet Street

In the little car park just off Brick Lane

Sneaking round the corner with Brick Lane in the background

Chilling out on the floor again in Brick Lane

"And I will be quietly standing by" Hug on Sclater Street — “And I will be quietly standing by” Hug on Sclater Street

Update – 16th December 2013. A quick wander down to Blackall Street on a gloomy evening revealed a few more paste ups and the odd sticker. The street is one of the best places for paste up art in the East End so perhaps no suprise that the duo have chosen that street to showcase much of their work.