We know you love food and if 2016 has taught us anything, it’s that using your power to vote is very, very important. So when your favourite Camden Market foodies need you to vouch for them in Time Out’s Love London Awards, you know what to do. It’s your one chance to show your dearest London spots just how much you LOVE them.

His skills have catapulted David Samuel from spray cans to running creative agency RareKind. A master of his trade (he strictly says no to stencils and masking tape), he’s been a part of Camden’s graf scene since the 1990s – which is exactly why we commissioned the RareKind crew to paint Camden Market’s new signs on Chalk Farm Road. Watch him at work below.

Shhht got real nearly five years ago for cupcake entrepreneurs, Caitlyn Badham-Thornhill and Sophie Beale when they quit their day jobs to start their own bakery. Luckily, for these two twenty-somethings, the risk paid off and since pitching up in Camden Market without so much as a tablecloth, the Cupcakes & Shhht bakery has grown into a mini empire, complete with a cafe and catering business. Together, they’ve shaken off cupcakes sickly-sweet stigma, serving up raw, vegan and gluten-free sweet treats that feel naughty… but aren’t.

We know you love food and if 2016 has taught us anything, it’s that using your power to vote is very, very important. So when your favourite Camden Market foodies need you to vouch for them in Time Out’s Love London Awards, you know what to do. It’s your one chance to show your dearest London spots just how much you LOVE them.

His skills have catapulted David Samuel from spray cans to running creative agency RareKind. A master of his trade (he strictly says no to stencils and masking tape), he’s been a part of Camden’s graf scene since the 1990s – which is exactly why we commissioned the RareKind crew to paint Camden Market’s new signs on Chalk Farm Road. Watch him at work below.

Shhht got real nearly five years ago for cupcake entrepreneurs, Caitlyn Badham-Thornhill and Sophie Beale when they quit their day jobs to start their own bakery. Luckily, for these two twenty-somethings, the risk paid off and since pitching up in Camden Market without so much as a tablecloth, the Cupcakes & Shhht bakery has grown into a mini empire, complete with a cafe and catering business. Together, they’ve shaken off cupcakes sickly-sweet stigma, serving up raw, vegan and gluten-free sweet treats that feel naughty… but aren’t.