St Helens Citadel

Young people from across St Helens, Merseyside, came to the Citadel Arts centre to partake in a series of workshops discussing what is important them.

As part of the event, Zap Graffiti Arts worked with a group who came up with this banner piece in an hour.

Well done!

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For more info on our work using graffiti writing as a positive tool within the community visit here:

Mostyn Skatepark

Today  Zap Graffiti Arts visited Mostyn in North Wales to work with the skatepark locals there, and worked with them to created these 2 pieces.

From scratch amidst periods of rain, the young folks did each bit of these…and for most it was there first time painting any form of graffiti. This project was funded by Communities First.

(Unlike some workshop providers in our form, we get the kids busy learning how to do this all on their own.)

PROVE IT! (Click any image for larger views.)

1.5 hour action! The Slamander is a remainder from the previous mural commemorating the life of DALE, a local local youngster, which the group wanted to keep and work into the new piece.

Left Side

Right side.

Thanks to Teresa at Communities First for getting us involved and to all the young team at Mostyn.

Keep it up! Dont stop the rok!

For more info on the work of Zap Graffiti Arts,working within the community, writing graffiti to brighten up your neighbourhood, check out the website here

COMPETITION: Create us a sign

We’re looking for folks to change one of our  signs every month for our hall way of our public studio at 35 renshaw Street Liverpool. Cans and extra goodies for the right designs.!

OUR CURRENT HALL SIGN: Created by BETA NSA

Send us a sketch and a flick of your previous work if we don’t know it.. and we’ll get back to you if you’re chosen!

signcompetition@zapgraffiti.co.uk

Beta studio work

Beta did this freaky creation this afternoon in one hour at the Zap Graffiti Arts studio.

The studio is available for any one to come in and get busy, and paint on our walls.. Extractor fan and Masks at hand.

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For more pictures of what’s been created at the ZAP GRAFFITI ARTS studio, please check out THIS!

LIVERPOOLS ONLY STRICTLY GRAFFITI , LEGAL PUBLIC ART SPACE, OPEN TO ALL MONDAY TO SATURDAY 10-6.

MORE INFO? SEND US AN EMAIL: info@zapgraffiti.co.uk

St Margarets sixth form on the cans again.

Today students from St Margarets Aigburth, Liverpool created some more work… each part truly theirs.

In progress:

Killer first piece: Well done fellas! (Click for larger view.)

For more on the work created by St Margarets this term, please check out our other posts on this blog!

For more info on our workshops with Schools across the UK, where we work with the young folks to develop new skills and bring their ideas to life using graffiti writing as the tool check out our web site on http://www.zapgraffiti.co.uk

Bryers Road kids banner blast.

Young People from the Prescot area of Merseyside got busy this evening in their final session learning about the positive uses of graffiti as an artform for the community and after a short period  of planning, created this piece in around an hour.

This project was funded by Knowsley Youth Service and delivered by Zap Graffiti Arts

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Well done kids!

For more info on workshops using graffiti within the community please visit our site here

Graffiti Writing at Wirral Grammar School for Boys

Today we were back at Wirral Grammar School for Boys, over in Bebington in the Wirral, where we’ve workied with various groups over the last 3 years through Dr Favengar and his other colleagues.

This time the student left letters oput, and stuck to imagery.

A great team effort, painted in just over an hour. Click for larger views: Download available.

WELL DONE FELLAS!

More on our work withing schools is available throughout the blog and from within our main website here http://www.zapgraffiti.co.uk