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Graffiti on a Train is straight out of the Stereophonics songbook

Straight out of the Stereophonics songbook, London-based graffiti artist Andy Seize is launching a brand new exhibition called 'Off The Rails' this month, showcasing original pieces, prints and sculptures at Londonnewcastle Project Space in Shoreditch.

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Graffiti artist Andy Seize wears glasses and a pink and blue checked shirt, standing in front of colourful street art featuring cartoon characters and a smiling moon

One particular artwork to stand out is this life-size tube train carriage, which is covered in Andy's usual bright and bold colours, superheroes, cartoon characters and London street scenes to create a mixture of layered explosions.

With the help of LoveRaccoon, who worked closely with the artist to make the project come to life, the artwork was laminated and then applied to the mammoth structure. Find out more over on Andy's website.

Large grey tube train carriage structure displayed indoors in a warehouse space
Artists working on Andy Seize's life-size tube train carriage artwork in a studio space, with bright graffiti and colourful designs visible on the structure
Life-size tube train carriage covered in vibrant graffiti art by Andy Seize, featuring bold geometric shapes, red and blue tones, and stylised characters
Burgundy and blue life-size tube train carriage covered in bold graffiti art featuring stars, stripes and layered cartoon imagery by Andy Seize
Life-size tube train carriage covered in Andy Seize's bold graffiti artwork featuring bright colours, geometric patterns and comic-style designs
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