Cat in London by Neon Artist David Speeduk
By Vidar
Street Artist David Speeduk
By David Speeduk in London, UK. Photos by Vera Mills and A Human Perspective.
David Speeduk: So cats.. Whenever I bump into people in the street, one of the most common comments is about my cats. I’ve painted well over 200 neon paintings, only 8 of those have been cats. One of the reasons I started painting in neon was because it stood out and set my work forward. If the cats are so remembered, there must be something that stands out about them – probably something I should explore more.
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