Shakespeare on Clink Street, London, January 2017
Close to the Globe Theatre on the south bank of the Thames, you can now find a bright mural of Shakespeare. This colorful piece is the work of Australian artist James Cochran, known as Jimmy C.
Hex colour ref: #deaa88
A colourful note: the tumbleweed crayon joined Crayola’s growing number of shades in 1992, named after the dry part of a plant that gets blown away from the rest when dry and tumbles down the street.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 January 2017
Posted as part of Color Your World and Monday Mural
Travel with Intent 
Hi, I’m having a Shakespeare themed blog party on 23rd April would you mind me reblogging this and of course crediting you. Feel free to join the blog party on April 23rd.
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Oh yes, please feel free to reblog. And I’ll try to join the party. A great idea!
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It absolutely glows in this spot and brightens a dull corner. Thanks for contributing to this week’s Monday Mural.
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It’s nice, that the mural is close to the Globe. Looks really cool.
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Yes, it’s an appropriate place for it. I haven’t seen it in daylight yet, but hopefully will soon.
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Such a wonderful image. Thank you so much for participating. Sorry I haven’t been around to comment more
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No worries Jennifer. It’s hard running a weekly challenge, let alone a daily one!
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Thank you for your understanding 🙂
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I like the graffiti against the more classical mural.
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A wonderful piece of art.
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Wonderful mural. I didn’t know his work, but going over his bio and I see he has murals in Melbourne and Adelaide.
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Not an artist I knew before either. One to keep a look out for, I think.
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Terrific! If I ever go back, I must find it.
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I think it will be there for a while 🙂
On Mon, Jan 23, 2017 at 7:22 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Do let me know when you’re here – I’m in London several times a week (unless I’m travelling) and would love to meet you for a coffee (or hot chocolate!)
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I am definitely going to be checking that out when I am in London in a couple weeks!
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It’s a good area to walk, and I hope you like this artwork.
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Thanks! I’m a huge fan of Shakespeare & street art so I think I will 🙂
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Sarah, if you have a chance, visit the Globe Theatre, it’s a fantastic experiance to watch Shakespeare’s play there.
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I went to see Much Ado About Nothing there a few yeaes ago.. Definitely a brilliant experience!
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