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Braunton Youth Club Mural
 
Click Here now to watch a timelapse movie of the painting as it happened.
 

More than sixty-four volunteers worked flat out for 10 days – often in searing summer sun – to successfully complete the mural painting project at Braunton skate bowl.

Led by artist Conor Wilson, young volunteers, staff from Devon Youth Services and the Museum of British Surfing, parents and members of the surfing and skating communities joined together to bring the designs to life.

Surf museum founder Pete Robinson said: “It has been a mammoth effort but so worth while – it has been great to see everyone turning up and pitching in. I’d like to personally thank everybody who volunteered their time and did their bit. The result is truly amazing and everyone should be very proud of their work.”

The work has been funded by the Museum of British Surfing through the ‘Count Me In‘ scheme which aims to engage young people with museums in new ways.

Youth ambassadors Hannah Andrews and Lewis Hughes came up with the ideas for the new murals with other young people at Braunton Youth Centre and then worked with local artist & surfer Conor Wilson to bring them to life.

The old graffiti art at the skate bowl had become tired & worn, and was recently painted over to give a fresh canvas for the young people of Braunton to work on.

The Museum of British Surfing says a huge ‘thank you’ to Conor Wilson, youth worker Tom Mack & his colleagues, the volunteers including world class snowboarder James Stentiford, local surf legend Simon Skelton, Ed Mack – and most of all Hannah, Lewis and all the young people who put forward their ideas and pitched in with the work to create a stunning new piece of public art.

Area youth worker Tom Mack said: “The end result is something everybody can be proud of and smartens up the skate bowl area too, showing the local community and visitors what young people in Braunton can achieve.”

Thanks also go to the firm Graffiti Magic who provided a vandal proof coating and other local businesses & individuals who have donated materials and time. These include Saltrock, Brewers (Barnstaple branch), T.F Witts & Sons, Redwood Surfshop, Jeff Lawton, & Wave dreamer who are in the process of producing a timelapse movie of the painting.

The mural was designed from ideas put forward by the kids who use the youth club. In order to involve as many of the young people as possible in the actual painting i reduced the image i had composed to paint by numbers.
 
  

We used 3 overhead projectors to project the image and sketch out the design (from 9 A4 acetates), 13 of us and a pack of Sharpie markers made light work of it, the photo above shows some of the young folk working on the sketch out. All the shapes in the design were labeled in true paint by numbers fashion, b was for black and that's where we started the next day; Gradually working from the largest shapes to the smallest over the next week. We were very lucky to have such good weather, the week before i'd had to call the start of due to torrential rain.
 

In all 64 people were involved with the actual painting of the mural, the names of those who helped can be seen below, apologies if i have missed you off the list, some i didnt take a note of your surnames, but i'm sure you'll know who you are:
  • Tom Mack 
  • Jackey Williams
  • Simon Skelton
  • James Stentiford
  • Rita Roup
  • Mikey Corker
  • Shaun Latham
  • Stevie Ray Latham
  • Samson Yeo
  • Matt King
  • Arthur Marks
  • Josh Lidall
  • Alex Lamack
  • Harry Jackson
  • Aaron Vella
  • Leona
  • Pete Robinson 
  • Richard Gregory
  • Sunny Rudman
  • Dan Rudman
  • Tia Rudman
  • Sienna Rudman
  • Matilda Sharpe
  • Tom Sharpe
  • Alex Mcguiness
  • Jimmy Challis
  • Billy Mitchell
  • Ross Mcphail
  • Charlie Ellis
  • Owen
  • Freya
  • Sarah
  • Martin Bradshaw 
  • Charlotte Bradshaw
  • Terry Bradshaw
  • Conor Hutton
  • Jo Ouston
  • Phoebe Adams
  • Ellie Mansford
  • Clare Faulkner
  • Dean Wilson
  • Samuel Denham
  • Billy Ashford
  • Shannon Wildgoose
  • Joe Crocker
  • Dan
  • Jack
  • Harry
  • Greg Simpson 
  • Louise Brierley
  • Lewis Hughes
  • Hannah Andrews
  • Ed Mack
  • Gwen De Groot
  • David Robinson
  • Steve Filsell
  • Bradley Williams
  • Ollie Stevens
  • Jordan Butler
  • James Wayne
  • Johnathon
  • Johnno
  • Emma
  • Reese
 
The first meeting with the kids at the youth club took place on 17th May 2011, preparation of the walls (pressure wash & re-priming) 20th July 2011, actual painting 21st July 2011- 29th July 2011
 
The idea was always to try to create a piece of public art that would involve as many of the local youth as possible and also be enjoyed by the widest possible spectrum of people, young and old.
 
I believe wholeheartedly that public art can be of great benefit to communities.
 
 
Click here to view Article in the North Devon Journal 28th July 2011