A photo of a very colourful Ejits mural along one wall of a corridor at Milton Park Primary School.
A close-up photo of one of the characters in the mural. They have purple bushy hair and are doing a handstand while reading a book.
A close-up of a section of Milton Park Primary Schools mural. It shows a yellow rocket ship with an orange cat inside with he schools logo on the front. A rainbow is blasted out of the rocket as it lifts off.
A close-up of a section of Milton Park Primary Schools mural. It shows a character with bright orange hair and teal dungarees on riding a purple bike.
A close-up of a section of Milton Park Primary Schools mural. It shows an angled shot of the character with purple hair and another character with a pencil.
A close-up of a section of Milton Park Primary Schools mural. It shows a yellow bear with a telescope in one paw, they're looking up at the stars which are all actually white geometric shapes painted on a purple background.
A photo from the other end of the corridor shows the whole school mural but at quite an acute angle.
A close-up of a section of Milton Park Primary Schools mural. It shows a character holding a pencil and drawing the white geometric shapes on the wall. They're wearing a teal hoody and a pink backpack.

Milton Park Primary School Mural

Milton Park Primary School tasked me with painting a large mural in the entrance corridor of the school. Excited by the opportunity to paint something that the kids would enjoy I took inspiration from the school motto ‘Every day a Learning Adventure’.

I created several original characters, all getting up to their own adventures in learning in Ejits’ recognisable style. Using really bright colours and bold shapes Ejits bring a lot of fun to a space. One teacher commented, “It just makes me want to smile”.

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