Elephants 211-220

Today is steak and ale pot pie soup dat at Eat. It’s also elephant day on LLO. Here’s 211-220.

211. Hope by Richard Symonds; BT building

212. Looking Me In The Eye by Rina Bannerjee; Berkeley Square

213. Elefun by Rosie Brooks; Green Park

214. Vanda by Rosie Sanders; Swallow Street

215. Rainforest by Ruth Green; Holland Park Avenue

216. The Emerald Queen by Sabine Roemer; Selfridges

217. The Spirit of India by Sacha Jafri; Selfridges

218. The Lion King on Stage by Sacha Jafri; Covent Garden Piazza

219. Cloudia by Alan O’Connor; Carnaby Street

220. Oak, Chestnut, Plane & Elm by Sam Hacking; Regent Place

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 81-90

Another round of ellies for you. Here’s numbers 81-90.

81. Marjorie by Clare Bassett; More London

82. Grey Elephant by Corneille; New Bond Street

83. Midnight Indigo by Cornelia O’Donovan; Bow Churchyard

84. Matilda by Craig Ritchie & Maribel Castro; Museum of London Docklands

85. Sans Merci by Cynthia Bernheim; St. James’s Park

86. Polyphant by Daniel Chadwick; Green Park

87. The Happy End of Nature by Deniz Balabaner; Paddington Station

88. Ddj by Devon Alfaro; Covent Garden Piazza

89. Brambles by Diana Ralston; Queens Walk, Royal Festival Hall

90. Twiggie by Diane von Furstenberg; originally at 37 Davies Street

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephants 71-80

Time for this week’s dose of photos to beat off the elephant nostalgia. Here’s numbers 71-80.

71. Boodles by Boodles; Baker Street

72. Belle by Briony Anderson & Paul Macgee; Originally on Suffolk Street

73. The Vanishing Lotus by Bruno Cepollina; Green Park

74. Elephant Race (Against Time) by Caio Locke; Bank Station

75. Colourful Hope by Cako Martin; Hans Crescent. See my interview with Cako and better photos here.

76. Ella May (LMA) by Charlotte Brown; Originally on Baker Street

77. Pit Bingko by Charlotte Kingsnorth & Fred Rigby; Green Park. See my interview with Charlotte & Fred here.

78. Noah by Charlotte Moore; Covent Garden Piazza

79. The Empire is Not Striking Back by Chintan Upadhyay; Green Park

80. Ritual by Cian McLoughlin; St. Paul’s Churchyard

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephant Parade 61-70

I think it’s time for some more elephants. Here’s numbers 61-70.

61. Shanti Haathi by Arabella Sim; Queens Walk, Royal Festival Hall

62. Gaia Elephant by C Macleod, K Darke & C Jackson; Kings Road

63. In Your Trunk (Turn the Bass Up) by Ashwan; Green Park

64. Patron by Ashwan Khanna; originally on St. James’ Street

65. Burma by Baccara Smart; Holland Park Avenue

66. Phoolan by Carrie Reichardt aka The Baroness & Nick Reynolds; Natural History Museum

67. Elephant Chic by Benjamin Shine; originally at St. Christopher’s Place

68. Taxi Elephant by Benjamin Shine; The Royal Exchange

69. The Clonakilty Irish Elephant by Bill Griffin; Covent Garden Piazza

70. Dedicated to the Wonderful Chelsea Pensioners by Mark Shand; Royal Hospital Chelsea

Faves from this bunch anyone? Taxi Elephant for me…

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!

Elephant Parade 51-60

Ready for the next batch of elephants? Yea, thought so. Here’s numbers 51-60.

Which one is your favourite from these lovlies?

51. Oran (You Stole My Heart) by Adam Bridgland; Notting Hill Gate (See my interview with Adam.)

52. Clair le Lune by Adam Durrance; Greenwich Visitors Centre

53. Nana by Alexander Miller; Curzon Street

54. Eli Krishma by Alice Temperley; 20 Mount Street

55. Cubelephant by Andre Ritins; More London

56. love ellie by Andrew Logan; Westfield

57. HELP! by Angela connor; Royal Hospital Chelsea

58. Sunny by Ruth Powys; Covent Garden Piazza

59. The Elephant in the Room by Anna Masters; Duke of York Square

60. Map Elephant by Anna Simmons; Devonshire Square

My fave from this group? HELP! is lovely, but I also adore Oran because I walked by him every day on my way to work and he always brightened up my day before I arrived at the dreaded office.

For more photos, interviews and other info, visit my Elephant Parade page. Stay tuned for the rest!