Murals

Kelty & Blairadam Ex-Servicemens’ Club.

Commissioned by Paul’s brothers as a tribute after Paul was killed in Iraq whilst serving in The Black Watch (RHR). Paul’s brothers organised crowd funding to support the project and funds raised would also pay for a memorial bench beside the mural.

Comrie, Fife

Commissioned by The White Gates community pub with funding from Comrie Trust, Local Community Planning, Oakley and Comrie Community Council retired miner’s branch, John and Willie Cadbury and Oakley Celtic Supporters Club.

Kennoway Memorial Garden, Fife
Funded by Kennnoway Community Shed for the War Memorial Gardens. Painted to mark the 100th anniversary of the poppy.

Supported by Scottish Mining Trust and Fife Council. Scottish Wild Rose, Hydrangea, Primroses & Buttercup. Commissioned to show their heritage remains intact with the pit head in the distance, but they’ve grown and developed over the decades.

Total Peace, Kelty, Fife

As a founding member of Kelty Street Art, this mural was painted as part of Phase 2 in our Kelty Street Art project, funded by Fife Council and the local community.

The Remembering Robyn Team raised funds to support this project after the tragic loss of Robyn aged only 3. This was the most mentally challenging project to date. I am still in contact with the Remembering Robyn Team who continue to do great things to help their local community and others going through similar grief.

This project was completed in two parts, an outdoor mural in the Play Area; supported by the Hospital Children’s Ward, and an indoor mural supported by the Remembering Robyn Team.

The mural was supported by Local Community Planning as part of Phase 2 of the Kelty Street Art project. A joint project painted alongside Celie Byrne. Commissioned to celebrate the life of the Kelty Champ, the late Connor Law, with blessings from Connor’s parents Gary and Kaye; an inspiring couple who continue to support charities such as The Connor Law Trust.

Painted on mobile boards for installation in a private garden. The mural depicts a gold Buddha and the Indian Coast.

This area was a functioning airfield during the Second World War. The Friends of Inchyra Park Team raised funding to create this almost life size ground mural of a spitfire and the airport logo that can actually be seen on Google Maps!