Converse Wall of Clash by Myself and Remi Rough.
A clash of styles, where my illustration style clashes with Roughs abstract graffiti style. Bringing colour to the city's grey surroundings.
The design is a layout of diamond and circle record sleeve shapes. The characters are all 1950's style. This place started life as a gramophone factory that went on to make their own gramophone records. During the war it became a factory making munitions. They would eventually become EMI records. The main girl is using a gramophone megaphone, calling out the colour on to the grey world.
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/19041/1/converse-wall-of-clash
http://freakdeluxe.co.uk/converse-launch-wall-clash-chuck-70-collection/
http://www.cathedralgroup.com/homepage-blog/colourful-converse-clash-at-the-old-vinyl-factory/
http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/news/local-news/old-vinyl-factory-powerhouse-building-6758985
http://www.planetnotion.com/2014/02/27/news-converse-sneakers-clash/
And for scale. This is fellow Agent Of Change, Timid walking by with Rough painting on the lifts to the right.
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