Exterior Murals
Professional street art on the exterior of business premises can make them visually appealing and generate buzz, potentially making them the talk of the town.
Our murals are typically created using high-quality brush painting techniques and materials that can withstand the elements, resulting in a longer lifespan than spray-painted murals. While the stability of the wall and its exposure to weather can affect durability, some of our murals painted two decades ago still look great today.
To provide extra protection and peace of mind for public area murals, we offer an anti-graffiti varnish coating. This ensures that any damage caused by spray paint or marker pens can be easily washed off with soap and water, leaving the mural in pristine condition.
This was painted on the side of a beauty salon.
The Oysterman's Daughter - Painted for the Whitstable Biennale.
The Great Wave of Borth - the front of a private house on the coast of mid-Wales.
Girl with Poppies.
An old house on the coast of Wales that was originally built by a sea-captain.
The entrance to an education centre in a zoo.
Beowulf fights Grendel - painted in Sheerness because of a theory that the Isle of Sheppey is actually the setting for this ancient poem.
Caru Aber (Love Aber) - Aberystwyth Pier, murmurations of starlings and a beautiful sunset in the centre of town.
Traditionally dressed Welsh lady playing a traditional harp.
A sunset on Borth Beach with Heron and Crow, painted on a low garden wall.
A Kent pub, painted just for 8 weeks over the Christmas season. In January it was painted plain white again.
A Kent pub, painted just for 8 weeks over the Christmas season.
A Kent pub painted just for 8 weeks over the Christmas season.
A Kent pub, painted just for 8 weeks over the Christmas season.
Make a Wish - street art
Racing Car
Bee - Painted in Sittingbourne for Art in the Park
The Montgomery Mermaid - street art to raise awareness of the WWII ship full of explosives that is sunk in the estuary of Sheerness and is slowly disintegrating.
Street art celebrating The Isle of Sheppey as home to the first powered flight in Britain.
A bus stop in Wales that had been targeted by graffiti was given a make-over during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The back wall of this lovely couples beach home. This was their anniversary present to each other.
Heritage street art showing what Sittingbourne Warf used to look like a hundred years ago.
A mural for Kemsley Steam Light Railway in Kent
Painted on the side of a Fishmonger's Shop
This underpass was transformed into a woodland walkway.
Zombie Girl with a Balloon - A spin on the well known Banksy image with a Halloween twist.
An old Victorian paddling pool that was drained and turned into a giant sandpit and children's play area.
Cats sparring - street art
A wall painted as a photo-spot for a Christmas promotion.
A small, bespoke piece for a Jeweller's Shop
Painted for a Tanning Salon in London
A corporate make-over for the offices and factory of a salad processing and packing business.
A trompe-l'oeil mural painted on the pub garden wall of The Three Hats
Giant monochrome flowers painted on a private house.
The Little Prince - painted on a garden wall as a memorial to a lost loved one.
A full wrap-around woodland mural painted on a caravan.
Yma Mae Drigiau / Here Be Dragons - a Celtic design painted on a Welsh house.
A woodland with wildlife
A London Pub painted with a temporary mural for Christmas.
A large garden wall with a fantasy view.
A temporary make-over on this pub for the Christmas season.
A Christmas mural for the exterior wall of this London Bar
Love is Following Another's Heart - street art for Valentines Day
A beach bar beach scene