Fifty-four pieces of street art on one A4 sheet, for the back alley, the shutter on the corner shop, the side of a train or the wall under the railway bridge.
Every piece is painted onto its own wall: red brick, green painted brick, roller shutters, boarded-up wood and layers of torn posters. The sticker brings the surface with it, so a plain tile becomes a piece of wall that has been on the street for years.
It's all one hand. The pieces share one stencil style, black shadow, bright colour and white highlight, so the sheet reads as one street artist working across your city rather than a mixed bag.
These are made for building bricks generally, not for one system, and the vinyl works just as well on model railway scenery or a diorama as it does on a brick-built wall.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Fifty-four designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 3 large pieces for 4×4 tiles: a CCTV camera, a giant eye on torn posters, and a yellow spray can in mid-spray
• 9 wide pieces for 2×4 tiles: a dachshund, a sleeping cat, a skateboard, a running fox, a swooping gull, a BMX, a double-decker bus, a row of spray cans and a broken chain
• 28 small pieces for 2×2 tiles: a cat, an eye, a spray can, a crow, a pigeon, an open hand, a dripping heart, a light bulb, a skull, a boombox, a paper plane, a fox, a key, a dog, a padlock, a telephone, a camera, a tin can, headphones, a microphone, a vinyl record, a paint roller, a traffic cone, a dustbin, a gull, a pair of dice, trainers hanging from a wire and a dripping tap
• 14 tall pieces for 2×3 tiles: a street lamp, a traffic light, a cat, a standing fox, a fire hydrant, a tower block, a crane, a parking meter, an arrow sign, a stepladder, an electricity pylon, a speaker stack, a wheelie bin and a fire extinguisher
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every piece covers the whole tile face with its own painted wall, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 54 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every piece was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
Fifty-four pieces of street art on one A4 sheet, for the back alley, the shutter on the corner shop, the side of a train or the wall under the railway bridge.
Every piece is painted onto its own wall: red brick, green painted brick, roller shutters, boarded-up wood and layers of torn posters. The sticker brings the surface with it, so a plain tile becomes a piece of wall that has been on the street for years.
It's all one hand. The pieces share one stencil style, black shadow, bright colour and white highlight, so the sheet reads as one street artist working across your city rather than a mixed bag.
These are made for building bricks generally, not for one system, and the vinyl works just as well on model railway scenery or a diorama as it does on a brick-built wall.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Fifty-four designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 3 large pieces for 4×4 tiles: a CCTV camera, a giant eye on torn posters, and a yellow spray can in mid-spray
• 9 wide pieces for 2×4 tiles: a dachshund, a sleeping cat, a skateboard, a running fox, a swooping gull, a BMX, a double-decker bus, a row of spray cans and a broken chain
• 28 small pieces for 2×2 tiles: a cat, an eye, a spray can, a crow, a pigeon, an open hand, a dripping heart, a light bulb, a skull, a boombox, a paper plane, a fox, a key, a dog, a padlock, a telephone, a camera, a tin can, headphones, a microphone, a vinyl record, a paint roller, a traffic cone, a dustbin, a gull, a pair of dice, trainers hanging from a wire and a dripping tap
• 14 tall pieces for 2×3 tiles: a street lamp, a traffic light, a cat, a standing fox, a fire hydrant, a tower block, a crane, a parking meter, an arrow sign, a stepladder, an electricity pylon, a speaker stack, a wheelie bin and a fire extinguisher
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every piece covers the whole tile face with its own painted wall, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile's bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 54 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every piece was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
