Some artists chase realism. Mr Penfold (Tim Ford) chases rhythm: shape, line, balance, and colour tuned until they hum. The nickname stuck from school; the drawing never stopped. He started writing at 11–12, moved into characters by 15, then rode that early, nameless moment before “street art” was a label—logos, stencils, playful figures—until his taste and hand matured into the bold abstraction he’s known for now.

Leon — better known as Dotmasters — sits at the point where craft meets mischief. A London-based stencil artist with a history of playful interventions and sharp technique, he’s spent two decades proving you can be serious about process and still have a sense of humour about everything else.