So last week I got to paint a wall with the amazing Joanna Lumley OBE FRGS aka Patsy from AbFab, #HUUUUUGEfan, thanks to Solomon from Brixton Soup Kitchen for hooking it all up, proper nice guy who’s doing some great things for the Brixton community, go support and check out his work here http://www.brixtonsoupkitchen.com
As expected, Joanna was a real pleasure to meet, super nice and super willing to get stuck in with the spray painting…she simply oozed this positive energy which rubbed off on me and those around us, good vibes!…
It’s Brixton Splash 2015, and the campaign I’m currently leading, Save Brixton Arches, is supporting it through various activities and fresh merchandise on the day…
Founded in 2005, Brixton Splash is a not for profit community organisation providing a free one day community street festival in the heart of Brixton attracting over 20,000 people throughout the day. During the rest of the year the organisation delivers an outreach programme for those disadvantaged or excluded within the local community.…
So the Supa Market run by Supa Academy and supported by River Island over the weekend was a huge success and really glad I was part of such an enterprising initiative.
So much so, I contributed my artistic flavour to one of their tote bags which is now up for grabs…
For a chance to win this exclusive & limited edition tote, simply check out @SupaAcademy on Twitter to find out how to put yourself in the running…good luck!…
I will be joining the Supa Academy a social enterprise for enterprising young people, with the likes of River Island, Barclays LifeSkills, Facebook and Pepsi at the UKs first youth led pop up market in Londons Brick Lane over this weekend…
My role will be to provide a platform, in this case a PINS pop up retail space, through which I will teach young people various skills involved in running a shop aswell some of the entrepreneurial skills I’ve picked up along the way…
Thanks to Bejay, co-founder of Supa Academy and the main man behind #SupaMarket, an idea which has taken almost 12 months to develop and fine tune, so props to him and the team involved in following that vision through…oh, and did I mention this dude is only 19!…
My collaboration artwork with the party goers is up on display on Roscoe Street alongside other artists in the street for 6 weeks, so feel free to make a visit and check out, some great pieces up…
Thanks to Becky Hoghton for inviting me down once again and Teddy Baden for sorting out all the street art side, until the next one…
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