

A recent mural by Dan Kitchener (aka DANK) in his home town of Rochford, Essex
Mural 6 – Lockdown sessions
This classic Dan Kitchener mural really grabs the attention of passers by, whether they are popping into the local shops or driving past. I’m a big fan of this British artist, and this of you follow my street art travels and posts will have seen his work popping up from London, Belfast and Hong Kong. And I can assure you he travels and paints more widely than me.
He created this particular street scene as part of his lockdown project, where he created 12 murals, one per week, whilst confined to his studio. By week 6, things were relaxed enough for him to go out onto his local streets and work on this – a perfect socially-distanced work that now brightens the life of all around.




Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 June 2020
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Wow, one mural a week, that is fantastic! Love the wet look, it really feels quite real.
Thanks for participating on Monday Murals Debbie.
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Sometimes getting banned is a good thing!
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The edgy sort-of realistic art is a welcome treat in a large mural! Very nice photos of it.
be well… mae at maefood.blogspot.com
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I can almost feel the rain on the wet streets. I’m super impressed with this artist’s work. He makes incredible art. You found an amazing mural to share this week, Debbie.
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I’m a fan too
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wow, just fabulous!
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Fantastic, Debbie 👏 Great to see that the creative mind is rarely stifled 😃
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Absolutely! Kitchener is great at sharing his creativity – he often videos the creation of the mural
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Vibrant!
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Dank-e for sharing! (SCNR)
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Bitte.
(and I had to look up SCNR!)
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Amazing
Rochford is very near where I grew up!
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I was over there for work as the town is looking for some kind of bank branch as all the traditional banks left a while ago.
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