Banner Drops
IMPORTANT NOTE:
These are examples of large banners (or drops) that I helped hand painting and sewing for environmental activism.
These items are to showcase the scale I can work at.
These were discreet jobs at an undisclosed location in a warehouse that no longer exists.
Fret not, the police or investigation bodies never showed up at my door, and I’ve never been questioned or arrested for my involvement in these movements.
Tower Bridge, April 2022
15×3 meters. Airtex with reinforcements, eyelets, and chain for weighing it down.
Marble Arch, April 2022
7×3 meters. Airtex with reinforcements, eyelets, and chain for weighing it down.
Central London, June 2024
7×1.5 meters.
Cotton poplin banner with reinforcements and eyelets.
Cotton poplin hanging pennons.
Hand painted and block-printed.
Love & Care, April 2022
10×2 meters. Airtex with reinforcements and eyelets.
Hand painted letters.
Westminster Bridge, April 2022
10×1.5 meters. Airtex with reinforcements and eyelets.
Hand painted.
Euston Church, February 2021
6×3 meters. Airtex with reinforcements, eyelets, and chain for weighing it down.
Parliament Building, October 2020
12×6 meters. Airtex with reinforcements and eyelets.
Hand drawn letters from projection by sections.
Lloyds of London, April 2022
1.5×10 meters. Cotton with reinforcements and chain for weighing it down.
Hand painted letters and hummingbirds.
... And the hummingbird replied:
‘I’m doing what I can’
Wangari Maathai - The Parable Of The Hummingbird