Brixton Village is an indoor market located in the heart of Brixton.
I was approached to paint out an empty store as part of a project to inject new ideas and energy into the market.
What makes Brixton stand out from a lot of indoor markets is its diversity of food stores and some great eateries. I have recently learnt that there are 3 Colombian restaurants in there which means that I may as well not have a kitchen at home!
For the store painting I pulled in Tizer and Bonzai to add to the flavour. We were painting what used to be a Rastafari restaurant.
The project was organised by Spacemakers agency and thanks to Katrina for hooking it up. It was short notice, 2 days, but that's how I roll.
Hope you enjoy the results:
Also check out www.friendsofbrixtonmarket.org and www.spacemakers.org.uk
I was approached to paint out an empty store as part of a project to inject new ideas and energy into the market.
What makes Brixton stand out from a lot of indoor markets is its diversity of food stores and some great eateries. I have recently learnt that there are 3 Colombian restaurants in there which means that I may as well not have a kitchen at home!
For the store painting I pulled in Tizer and Bonzai to add to the flavour. We were painting what used to be a Rastafari restaurant.
The project was organised by Spacemakers agency and thanks to Katrina for hooking it up. It was short notice, 2 days, but that's how I roll.
Hope you enjoy the results:
Also check out www.friendsofbrixtonmarket.org and www.spacemakers.org.uk
The beginning....
We go all out LIME
Tizer and Bonzai work the magic
Outside looking in
Love the trees
Inside the mince pies flow
Detail of the piece
The suns out for once
Previously painted fruit I had to leave in, just had too.
Half Solo, Half Bonzai
Classic Tizer
Paradise in the market
Once upon a time...a toolshop
Haircut Sir?
Flesh coloured Polo necks were the rage....in the 80's
Brixton Market is the place, come and support!
Or Neon Yellow ones! Keep it Brixton Merkit!!! Great job!
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