Working with year 6 students at Bryncoch Primary, Plob and Dave helped to transform the schools storage unit.
With every school project we undertake, the students are involved as much as possible. For this piece, they helped design key elements and also applied them to the container. We worked with the students themes of working together and nature.
Our crew cleaned and prepared the surface to make the most of the day. After laying down the basic shapes, it was time for the students to try graffiti.
As with all our community and school projects, safety came first. We provided masks and gloves to all students. Dave explained the basics of holding and using a spray paint can to get the best results.
Then the students tried some test stencils before working on the main piece.
Working as a group they really brought the container to life with bold colours. After the students had filled in all the major areas, Plob used his years of skill to finish the finer details. This was to make sure all the elements had a crisp finish.
For a closer look at the amazing community-based projects we’ve been working on, head to: https://freshcreativecic.co.uk/projects/. There, you’ll find a wide range of our recent collaborations, from vibrant murals and public art workshops to creative initiatives that bring people together. Each project highlights how art can transform spaces, celebrate culture, and strengthen community connections.
