painted wall graphic: sixty three tickle me

[Robert Lambie]

i like that, looks very smart…
must have been very cold… can imagine how your ands must have felt. 😕

Assuming the wall is a business building, what is it they do? or have i got it wrong? 😀

[Harry Cleary]

quote Robert Lambie:

Assuming the wall is a business building, what is it they do? or have i got it wrong? 😀

do you wanna answer that Andrew?
😀 😀
I don’t think I have ever been so cold, whatever way the wind was whipping around that carpark, the windburns were extraordinary, was good to work with Mr Boyle and Alan.

[Lynn Normington]

Harry with stuff like that you can tickle me anytime 🙄 was that all paint ??? I would think it is a trout farm ???

Lynn

[Andrew Boyle]

It’s opposite a call centre……however the bingo call has nothing to do with the estate….which meant we were always being asked "What does it mean.."

It’s just a talking point 😀

trout farm lynn 😀 that would be good 😀

[Harry Cleary]

quote Lynn:

I would think it is a trout farm ???

Lynn

😀 😀 😀 never thought of that as an answer!
Yes, it was all paint Lynn, masonry and pliolite.

[Peter Normington]

go on then, I’m dying to know, how the cluck do you set something like this out?

Brill job guys

Peter

[Chris Wool]

quote Peter Normington:

go on then, I’m dying to know, how the cluck do you set something like this out?

Brill job guys

Peter

talent + skill and or a lot of pounced paper.

just love it

chris

[Andrew Boyle]

Because the template had to be re-used I router cut them from 3M x 2M 3mm foamex with holding tab things [11 sheets]…..each panel had the correct base line and butted against eachother…..Wasn’t ideal but they lasted….just 😀

Corex would have worked a lot better but needed the 3M x 2M size 😀 😀 ……

[Peter Normington]

pounced paper I can accept
doubt if any skill or talent was used…

😀

Andrew and Harry have

4

little

fingers

so

an

envious

amount

considering

the usual strap Line,

Clever B@stards

Peter

😀 😉 😉

[Shane Drew]

you guys never cease to impress me. Well done!

[George Elsmore]

quote Andrew Boyle:

A big thank you to Mr Cleary for guiding us on this one….

The wall was 84M long and it was very cold……if you wore gloves Harry was gonna slag you 😀 😀

:praise1: graffiti at its best…….I love it!

[John Thomson]

Quite stunning to see the finished article…….the scale of it is huge!

Respect to the three of you.

John

[Nicola McIntosh]

lovely job well done 😀

nik

[Neil Davey]

Well done you guys…….an awesome bit of brushwork.

Why do these jobs always come in bleak midwinter?

Andrew, shouldn’t have listened to Harry about the gloves, fingerless mits are what you needed 😉

Neil

[Lynn Normington]

regards fingerless gloves, Peter got some that leave last two fingers covered 🙄

Lynn

[Jill Marie Welsh]

Love it. Looks fantastic.
Wish I could have been there to help!
Love….Jill

[Martin Cole]

Well done guys, excellent work.

Don’t you get any normal jobs Andrew

[Andrew Boyle]

Thanks a lot guys…..

still to second coat the magenta red

quote Martin Cole:

Don’t you get any normal jobs Andrew

don’t like to post work too often…….only when it’s pretty unusual 😀

Cheers

[David Rowland]

what a job…. nice work…. ah, i guess we save the party for signuk hey

[John Singh]

Excellent work indeed

We had something similar to do in a large car park
Painting on brick work is not easy
Its about 10 times longer than on smooth surfaces
Pouncing wouldn’t work well as the walls are generally irregular
So the scale of this work is quite an undertaking
Certainly one for the portfolio

[David McDonald]

That looks brilliant – how did you get the vinyl to stick to the wall !!! :lol1:

Macky

[Marcella Ross]

just seen this. It’s brilliant. 😀