Phelgm knocks out yet another wall in his hometown of Sheffield. This time around there are no characters, just some obscure mechanical parts with a small triangle at the center of the piece.

“A collection of my pen and ink illustrations based on walls i've painted over the past few years. I've also hand printed and embossed all the covers myself. It's taken a long time to get this thing done" says Phelgm. These go on sale starting June 1. Get yours here.

Phlegm just got down on another wall in Chichester, UK for their local street art festival, this time he collaborated with artist, Run. The two painted a series simple images interacting with each other. You can see Phlegm’s characters balancing and climbing on Run’s faces, which eventually leads to the lose of balance and a fall.

Chichester, U.K. is currently hosting a street art festival with a variety of international artists painting some large buildings. Roa contributed work earlier this week and now Phlegm has painted this large piece in his black and white signature style. Other artists such as Nunca and Liqen are schedule to participate as well, more on that to come.

When is Sheffield-based street artist and illustrator, Phlegm not painting something new? It appears that his hometown has a never-ending supply of canvases in the form of abandoned buildings and empty sewers. Here he takes advantage of what once was atheatre stage, painting two characters with masks.

Phlegm made his was down to this drain in his hometown of Sheffield to paint a large set of unknown animals bones. This creature apparently ate an entire human as well.

Phlegm was invited by Millennium Gallery in his hometown of Sheffield to paint the balcony windows of their building. A video was mad documenting the creation of the illustration that was used as a blueprint for the window paintings.

Sheffield-based illustrator and muralist, Phlegm’s most recent project is an indoor mural at Canal Mills, which serves as a multi-arts venue in Leeds, England. The permanent piece is a living visual narrative that incorporates the historic elements of the Canal Mills. The artist’s signature characters are once again seen working on some sort of elaborate not-of-this-world machinery that is made up of a number of planets. 

  Another inventive and playful illustration from Sheffield-based artist, Phlegm, whose new book should be released shortly with many drawing similar to this. More information on that soon.

Phlegm’s imagination and drawing capabilities enable him to invent futuristic, but also very primitive flying vessles like this one. This illustration, along with many others that we have posted will be included in his new book to be released soon if not now.