Street art takes London by storm – in pictures

Shepard Fairey's megaphone mural, the largest street art piece in the UK, which 'projects free speech great distances' Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com Ron English's nose cone – a reconstituted jumbo jet front-end Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com Nose cone with a flaming front by Risk Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com Risk's bus, covered in bubbles, was driven on to the site to be painted Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com The rear view of Risk's bus Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com A wall of Ron English's speech bubble-adorned characters Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com Ron English speech bubble works pasted on to another wall at London Pleasure Gardens Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com TrustoCorp's large anti-corporate work repurposes multinational logos Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com Millennium Mills is the former factory that's now home to Shepard Fairey's 10-storey high megaphone mural. The rest of the works are in the brownsfields site that surrounds the disused building Photograph: www.globalstreetart.com