May 2022
Platinum jubilee windows around Sheffield and Shepley using posca pens and acrylic paints. Easy to remove.
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Client brief: to use the characters from the bedding and curtains as inspiration.
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October 2019
I created fun, Halloween illustrations using Halloween colours for an exciting, spooky look. This pub is family friendly so nothing too scary! I used Posca pens which can last ages, however they can easily be removed with a dish sponge and some window cleaning spray/cleaning fluid.
December 2019
The brief was to create two Christmas themed windows to make the exterior of the pub look and feel festive. I used white posca pens only for a winter wonderland look.
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The theme was ‘Festivals’ and there was a little tepee and fire in the shop window… going with the obvious florals and botanicals theme, I added illustrated fairy lights, Moroccan lanterns and country festival sign post for the bohemian feel. I used white, with the odd dash of pastel colour. This has since been removed to make way for a new seasonal theme.
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The brief was to paint characters above the book filled library shelves from the children’s favourite books. I asked for a preference from each of the 6 year groups and painted large scale illustrations their much loved and familiar children’s book characters.
The corridors of KS2 were also enhanced and brightened with a mural. The brief was a map of Shepley so the children could see landmarks and places around their lovely village mapped out on the wall. Another wall was filled with inspirational quotes and quirky illustrations relevant to their age group.
The entrance way to the school, situated by the office was white and drab. I transformed the area with a bright, fun welcome messages and an illustration of the school copied from a drawing by one of the students. The school’s motto is written amongst the illustrations as well as some inspiring adjectives describing children’s thoughts about their school.
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I approached the school and asked if I could update the very dated and tired outdoor mural that were currently in the playground’s sheltered play area. I ran a competition asking the children from each year group to draw ‘what you’d like to be when you grow up?’ Our local village doctor decided on one winning entry from each year group.
My idea was to collaborate with each child to draw their winning designs along with the school’s motto of ‘Dream, believe, succeed, achieve’. I copied their drawings onto the walls in their style (too large scale for the children to reproduce) and then invited them to add colour using paints and posca pens. The results were amazing and we all thoroughly enjoyed recreating this mural and being a part of the school’s history for years to come!
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