Based on the design done by a member of the Preesall Youth club we worked with a lovely group of young people to create a Lowry themed graffiti painting
and finished just before sun down
Lytham Festival of Stories at Park View.
3 days. Fifteen hours of workshops.
150 foot of graffiti art painted.
Over 50 artists aged between 6 and 60 years old.
Starting on Friday on the skate park walls.
Working alongside poet Mark Mace Smith.
Poetry in motion graffiti wall
Saturday and the start of the next graffiti art piece.

Choosing colours first
Another glorious day of stories on Sunday

These are a selection of photographs taken by us over the three days of workshops.
A big Thank You – to all the participants, Park View, Festival of Stories and all who came along to an amazing three days of fun in the sun.

We work with Shabby2Chic because they support people in our community to achieve their aims of finding skills and employment. Through Sandra’s dedication to recycling and supporting the people most in need in the community to make Blackpool a better place to live and work.
We recently worked with Sandra on workshops with young people who produced the following ‘Shabby chic’ items. We could not post until now as one item was made for a wedding present.
Finished pieces
Before during and after images

In 2013 we were asked to facilitate two short workshops with young people engaged in National Citizens Service activities with the YMCA in the fantastic setting of Rossall School Fleetwood, during the summer break.
We created cardboard knights armor for the participants to add their own team designs to.
Mr Dee design for Club2Go for a ‘colouring book’ .
Art works below drawn with Posca pens on the Club2Go bus on Crosslands Park Blackpool April 9th 2014
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Mr Dee working with young people on their name signs


