Hand painted installations: LIBERTY LONDON MAY 2011

Monday, 28 February 2011

LIBERTY LONDON MAY 2011

I was commissioned by Liberty to design and create a hand drawn botanical mural directly onto the wall of their beauty hall, and the door of their historical Queen Mary treatment room. I completed this permanent installation using acrylic paint and pens over ten days.

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Helena Clarkson13 August 2011 at 09:53
so incredibly beautiful!
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Anonymous24 August 2011 at 09:26
...this is wonderful---so lovely
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Charlotte Vallance2 November 2011 at 02:48
This is really awesome! I've done a couple of murals but have so far avoided having an outline due to not knowing what pen/paint to use! I wondering if you wouldn't mind sharing what type of pen you use and whether you would recommend it?!

Thank you
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HAND PAINTED INSTALLATIONS

I have been commissioned by a range of companies to create hand painted installations directly onto the walls and windows of their premises. Clients have included Liberty London, Smythson of Bond Street, Orange Pekoe, Swarovski, Shop at Bluebird, Tsumori Chisato, Museum of Reading, Electrum Gallery and the Cornerstone Arts Centre. Please scroll down to see images from all these projects.

If you would like to discuss a possible commission then please do not hesitate to get in touch; kerry@kerrylemon.co.uk 07747 005 622

This mural was commissioned by the Electrum Gallery on South Molton Street just off Bond Street in London. It featured hand painted illustrations of Disa Allsopp's beautiful jewellery to publicise her solo show at the gallery. View the short film (left) to watch the process of the window being painted.

"We had Disa's private view last week, and so many people commented on how wonderful the window is. We are really grateful to you for such an amazing display - it shows real sensitivity to Disa's work and it has drawn loads of attention."

Flora Bhattachary Electrum Gallery Manager

I was commissioned to design and hand paint the windows at the Cornerstone Arts Centre in Oxfordshire with festive designs for Christmas. It was such a lovely approach to decorating their (rather magnificent) building for Christmas, and I really enjoyed seeing and hearing people's reactions to the work, during the time I was in residence. I painted 64 m² of glass in ten days - a GIANT challenge in every sense, and a fantastic opportunity to work on an enormous scale using a cherry picker, ladders and platforms to complete the painting.