·       3 different styles, techniques, perspectives.

·       Transdisciplinary will allow us to learn new skills from each other and make connections with culture differently.

·       Potentially giving a tool for the public to have a voice (Empowering Tool)

·       We want to brighten up the city and bring to light some areas that don’t get much attention

·       Our individual knowledge and skillsets could allow us to create some visual and cultural murals using location as identity.

·       Collab and share skills and ideas with each other in a way that we wouldn’t be able to do it by ourselves. 

·       Plan making connections and finding the right people we could work with to do this. (Mark)

·       Plan out locations that we would want to see change or that need brightening up

·       Plan the materials we would use and techniques that could be learned from other disciplines (Say if in the area we are looking, has an artist we could say we can assist them in getting some sort of work out or use their designs within our mural)

·       This could be a continuous project, something where we have started small, and a big domino effect occurs. (eg. 1 year plan, 3 years, continuous)

·       Visually beautiful murals on buildings, walls, signs anything that is really an eyesore and that could easily be changed to make it look nicer.

·       If it must be transdisciplinary, I see it being something that allows the “business” to grow and continue creating work for the community, learning culture and new techniques along the way. As well as cities and communities getting to learn new skills from our “business” doing something for their community that is empowering. 

·       Graffiti

·       Signwriting

·       Lettering

·       Stencilling
·       Chalk

·       3D, Light and illusions
·       3D Mock-ups and rendering (By hand also)

·       Photography
·       Website Design
·       Identity Design

·       Community-based research 

We can do these things ourselves and curate a lot of imagery from it, we can then see our different skills sets and perspectives and have them included on the website to showcase transdisciplinary. The public could also do this stuff and that’s how we could get community based research 

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I couldn't find much information regarding old pubs in Kensington, but according to Wikipedia the pubs here are some of the oldest establishments in the area. The website has some nice images and more information 

bring communities together in conversation and creative inspiration, through street art. Over 3 years, forgotten walls of Blackburn were brought to life with the creation of a vibrant outdoor gallery, by international, national and local artists, who together over 2 weeks, created a collection of large scale murals and art walk trails for the residents and visitors of Blackburn to enjoy.