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Living Wall Murals

Living Wall Murals is the duo Mary West and Clara Wilkinson. Mary studied Fine Art at the Slade and Clara studied at St. Martins and Camberwell before training for a career in interior design.

Our murals came about through a love of painting and a shared aesthetic in design and interiors. We began by experimenting in colour and scale on the walls of our own homes and then, through word of mouth our business grew. We now specialise in botanical and abstract murals for domestic or commercial interiors. Our projects range in scale from bold and bonkers, to delicate fine foliage.

Living Wall Murals have created many murals in London and Brighton over the past two years. Our latest commissions include a 13 metre mural in a private house in Highgate. A 5 metre mural at Huddle London and a new commission for a 25 metres mural for a London hospital. Our paintings and prints are also available.

We like creating art that doesn’t add more stuff to the world. We bring beauty and a little bit of ‘up-cycling’ to your wall.

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Categories:

Paintings
Installations
Other – Murals

Mediums:

Mural – emulsion and oil paint
Paintings – oil on canvas
Prints – digital prints on oil paintings

Subject Matter:

Animal/Botanical

Living Wall Murals - Dark & Pink by Clara

Living Wall Murals - Huddle Mural - detail

Living Wall Murals - Highgate Mural - Detail

Living Wall Murals - Highgate Mural - Detail 1

Living Wall Murals - St John's Wood Mural - Detail

Living Wall Murals - Yellow 2 by Mary West

Living Wall Murals - Tropical Pink by Mary

Living Wall Murals - Brunswick School Mural

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We like creating art that doesn't add more stuff to the world. We bring beauty and a little bit of 'up-cycling' to your wall.

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Artful Dodger

Artful Dodger is widely credited with being one of the first Aerosol Writers/Urban Artists to emerge from the UK, serving as an influence to some of today’s top UK Urban Artists. Over the years, he has evolved professionally to have clients which include the BBC, Channel 4, EA Games, LucasFilm (Star Wars), MTV, The South Bank Show, as well as a well-known breakfast cereal.

On the community arts side of his portfolio, he has a strong background in both organising and facilitating a variety of creative mural projects and workshops. Working mainly in inner cities with disadvantaged youth and other young people (through children’s arts charities such as SP8 Of The Art).

He has also been involved in projects in the US, Italy, France, Spain, Hungary, Romania and Ukraine, as well as all over the UK. One of his projects on the now fallen Aylesbury Estate in SE London, even won an award from the late Princess of Wales.

Employing an eclectic palette of media, ranging from spray-paint and acrylics to pastels and graphics tablets, he takes the inspiration for his paintings from the intrinsic beauty of nature, as well as a vast range of musical styles, urban and pop culture influences. Along with this, he describes his work as being a combination of ‘liquid light’ and ‘visual music’.

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Categories:

Paintings
Prints – Artist
Digital
Wall Panels
Other – Murals

Mediums:

Digital
Mixed Media
Paintings on Canvas & Paper
Photomontage
Spray paint Graffiti
Video/Film

Subject Matter:

Abstract
Architectural
Cityscape/Urban
Interiors
Music
Portrait/Figurative

Artful Dodger - Bride of Frankenstein - Canvas

Artful Dodger - New-X Workshop - Digital Print

Artful Dodger - New-X Development - Digital Print

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Stella Corrall

Stella Corrall has delivered site-specific well-being solutions for healthcare, public sector and corporate buildings since 2004.

This broad portfolio of ambitious commissions is centred on delivering original concepts through to installed premium permanent artworks. She does not approach projects with preconceived ideas; rather the aim is to create a distinct and individual identity which is relevant and sensitive to each context with both material solutions and overall aesthetics.

With her wealth of experience and designed material combinations varying with each project’s requirements, from printed transparencies to our innovative in-house recycled plastics, clients can be sure to receive truly refreshing outcomes.

Stella Corrall is currently producing a suspended work for Huddersfield University’s new Art, Design & Architecture ‘Barbara Hepworth’ building using our bespoke recycled polycarbonate balanced with unique profiles housing LEDs.