"King of 'zines" iD Magazine Pavement Licker crawled into life in 2003 in a dirty London pub when James-Lee Duffy and writer Josh Jones decided to create a platform for artists and writers to be published without pushing a particular agenda or manifesto. Pavement Licker has stayed true to that aim and, over the years, seen contributions from unpublished artists to internationally-known names.
The very talented and charming Henry Holland emailed Pavement Licker to ask if we would be part of his new Top 8 Collaborators.
DIPA brewed in Cornwall
DIPA brewed in Cornwall
DIPA brewed in Cornwall
DIPA brewed in Cornwall
The creators of _Pavement Licker_, a street art zine founded in 2003, have released a mammoth "518-page hardback compendium":http://pavementlicker.bigcartel.com/product/pavement-licker-book-pre-order of all its issues. Featuring work by renowned and unknown artists and writers alike, the zine began as a way to support creatives in publishing work “without pushing a particular agenda or manifesto”. Over the years it has received contributions from David Shrigley, Banksy, Kate Moross, Shepard Fairey, Pure Evil, Paul Insect, Ellannah Sadkin, Jamie Hewlett, Mr Bingo, Andrew Rae, Chrysa Koukoura, Kelsey Brookes and Jon Burgerman.
We hooked up with one of the most exciting independent breweries in the UK, Verdant, and created an exhibition on the cans of their new 8% Double IPA.
Carrying on our great relationship with Shepard Fairey and OBEY Clothing, we collaborated on a global clothing collection and zine.
'Cradle' for Pavement licker zine © Steven Silverwood 2011
James-Lee Duffy is an Artist, Creative Director and co-founder of the cult zine Pavement Licker.
Mercenary Garage Custom Motorcycle Workshop Window Licker Suzuki GSXR 1100 Streetfighter Slab Side Slabby Stickys Speed Shop Ryan Roadkill Graphics
This is a brass & aluminum flame licker engine powered by denatured alcohol.It was honed, bored and machined entirely on a 3 axis cnc milling machine.
Stinky McStink Face😂😂😂
Although a snicker licker martini does not actually have a snickers bar in it, it is a delicious cocktail! This creamy, chocolate martini name consists of vodka, irish cream, creme de cacao, & frangelico. It is an easy drink to make that tastes delicious!