Hot (or at least warm) on the heels of the Dulux-sponsored report referenced in our musings here, more welcome evidence of growing momentum behind the opportunities for ‘doing good’ in social, economic and environmental terms, waiting to be realised through more recycling of paint. This initiative comes from the British…
A report was launched last week which, if people act upon even a fraction of the recommendations, might just trigger a quiet revolution which in the long run will benefit everyone. The report was published by AkzoNobel, the global corporation behind Dulux, probably the world’s best-known paint brand. (For a…
The fifth and sixth murals as part of the Colour The Capital project have been unveiled in Waltham Forest and Tower Hamlets in partnership with Global Street Art. The fifth mural located on 70 Salop Road was designed by the uniquely talented Seb Lester with his signature calligraphy style implemented…
Forest Recycling Project (FRP) has unveiled the first of their three street art murals in Waltham Forest as part of their Colour the Capital Project. In partnership with Global Street Art the mural was created by renowned Italian street artist Huntoland whose unique style and abstract workings were expressed throughout…
The paint place warehouse in Leytonstone is to open up to the public on Fridays starting from July 17th. With demand for reclaimed paint increasing through the summer months the warehouse is set to open 5 days a week, giving the local community an extra opportunity to source some reclaimed…
Forest Recycling Project are delighted to announce the creation of it’s second Colour The Capital Mural in Tower Hamlets in partnership with Global Street Art. Located on Pritchards Road E2 the mural was created by various street artists as a compilation of techniques and styles merging together. The mural truly…
