The Rebel Bear 'The Rescue' Print Available

Artist: The Rebel Bear
Title: The Rescue
Medium: Aersol Stencil on Card
Size: 60 x 45 cm
Edition: 55
Price: £140

*there is also an alternate version with graf tags on the balloon

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The Rebel Bear is an anonymous Scottish street artist whose work combines the visual styles of Banksy and Bambi with a uniquely heartfelt, political, and poignant commentary on contemporary life. Emerging primarily in Glasgow and London, the artist has gained notoriety for creating powerful murals that frequently use classic Disney and cartoon characters to convey mature, often somber, messages about social justice, mental health, and environmental issues. Their art serves as a powerful yet accessible critique of modern society's challenges.

The artist maintains a strict policy of anonymity, which helps keep the focus squarely on the artwork and its message, rather than the creator's identity. This clandestine approach adds an element of intrigue and ensures the art appears spontaneously within urban landscapes. The Rebel Bear's style is instantly recognizable: hand cut stencils layered with vibrant splashes of watercolor or spray paint create a striking contrast between the familiar innocence of the characters depicted and the raw, often messy, reality of the issues being highlighted.

Themes commonly explored include the emotional toll of the pandemic, the fragility of the planet, and the importance of kindness and unity in fractured times. A recurring motif is the subversion of childhood nostalgia to confront adult truths. For instance, Mickey Mouse might be shown wearing a mask or holding a sign demanding change. This juxtaposition is the artist's signature tool, forcing the viewer to engage with complex subjects through a relatable visual language. The Rebel Bear continues to be a significant voice in the UK street art scene, using public walls as a canvas for social conscience and empathy. Their work resonates widely, proving that powerful political art can also be deeply emotional and visually arresting.

Smug One 'Saint Mungo' Prints Release Details

Artist: Smug One
Title: Saint Mungo
Medium: Giclee Prints
Size: 48.2 x 59 cm
Edition: 200
Price: £150

   

*available at 1pm EST on Wedneday December 3rd, 2025

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Smug One, a moniker adopted by a Scottish street artist whose legal name is Sam Bates stands as a pivotal figure in the evolution of contemporary photorealistic graffiti. His work, characterized by breathtaking precision and emotional depth, has transitioned from underground urban environments to high-profile gallery exhibitions across the globe. Originating his artistic practice in the vibrant graffiti scene of the 1990s and early 2000s, he developed a distinctive style that sought to push the technical boundaries of aerosol artistry, moving beyond traditional lettering into highly complex, often large-scale, figurative murals.

His pieces typically focus on the human condition, capturing subtle nuances of expression and moments of quiet contemplation. The hyper-realistic detail in his murals from the intricate textures of skin and hair to the reflective quality of eyes often defies the physical limitations of spray paint as a medium. This meticulous application of color, tone, and shadow creates an immersive illusion of photographic reality that engages viewers on an intimate level. Smug One’s art frequently incorporates surreal or narrative elements, with subjects sometimes interacting with ethereal elements or existing in ambiguous settings, prompting observers to delve deeper into the implied stories. His dedication to refining his craft and consistently delivering universally resonant imagery has solidified his reputation as one of the world's most influential and sought-after muralists, celebrated for elevating street art to a fine art standard.

Redbellyboy 'Everybody Needs A Fuck Off Rocket' Print Available

Artist: Redbellyboy
Title: Everybody Needs A Fuck Off Rocket
Medium: 6 Color Screen Print
Size: 19.7 x 27.6 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $395

 

Redbellyboy, whose real name is Ewan Taylor, is a Scottish filmmaker and artist known for his vibrant and humorous art style that draws heavily from pop culture and graphic design. Originally from Aberdeen, he honed his craft at Edinburgh College of Art before establishing his career in London. His work is characterized by bright colors, bold lettering, intricate designs, and a cheeky sense of humour, all handcrafted as limited edition screenprints and laser cut art from his studio at Print Club London in Hackney. Taylor aims to squeeze as much inspiration from film, graphic design, and loud music into his pieces as possible, ensuring each design possesses both quality and a unique outlook. The artist gained significant recognition when his print, 'Women of The World Take Over', was hand selected by the esteemed artist Grayson Perry for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2022. He has also been a featured artist at The Other Art Fair in London, where FAD magazine named him one of the best of the fair, and has had a solo show at The Farm, Soho. His gallery representation includes Jealous Gallery, Print Club London, SOTA, and Art Pistol Glasgow, and his collectors include well known personalities such as Caroline Quentin, Paul Whitehouse, and Frankie Boyle.

The Rebel Bear 'Hope Street' Print Available

Artist: The Rebel Bear
Title: Paper Garden
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: (A2) 42 x 59.4 cm
Edition: 55
Price: £55

 

The Rebel Bear is an anonymous Scottish street artist, often dubbed the "Scottish Banksy," who gained prominence for their thought-provoking murals in Glasgow, Edinburgh, and cities worldwide, including London, New York, and Mumbai. The artist's identity remains a secret, with public appearances always made while wearing a full-body pink bear suit, a choice that is part performance, protest, and playful disguise.

The artwork of The Rebel Bear explores a wide range of themes, including politics, human emotion, surveillance, and the "absurdity" of modern society. Each piece carries a distinct message, often addressing current events or social issues without explicit explanation. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the artist gained significant media attention for a series of poignant, timely works, most famously Fear and Love, which depicted a couple lowering their masks for a kiss.

While some of their work is unsanctioned, created overnight on city walls, The Rebel Bear has a significant online following and has also been commissioned for various projects, including one for the United Nations. Their art can be found in a number of galleries across the UK and the US, as well as the National Museum of Scotland and the Museum of Cardiff. The artist's recent work has occasionally sparked controversy due to its sensitive subject matter, leading to investigations and debates about public art and community consent.