School rainforest mural

This was a large jungle mural painted in a primary school in a little village called Vigo which is near Dartford in Kent. It is painted in their school hall and took two weeks to complete.

I had to use a scaffold tower for this mural as a majority of it was up high. I also had to contend with painting around the stage lighting rigs and the climbing gym.

This next jungle rainforest mural is in a corridor of an infants school.

This jungle rainforest was painted in a corridor in an infants school in Leicester. It's all hand painted on both walls and goes up to 12ft high!

This detail of the left hand wall features a life-size tiger!
To the left of this wall is a friendly looking silverback gorilla.
We painted a large tree in the middle to accomodate the door in this middle of this wall.
The other wall starts with an elephant going to a stream for a drink, whilst a monkey looks on.
The stream leads into a waterfall giving the mural a sense of depth and opening up the corridor.
The waterfall goes right along the wall, leading to a leopard who is reflected in the water.
Not all of the animals are large!
He's looking at the butterfly!
This is a high corridor...
.. but that gives us plenty of room for birdlife!
The great ape is taking shape!
Niki, painting the plantlife.
Tickeling a baby orangutan!