Locations
Ellen Road
Market Square
Lauren painted this striking red kite! You’ll find it by Natwest as you approach Hale Leys Shopping Centre.
Market Square
Weedon Road
Anchor Lane
Thank you to Jiya who created the design and Sarah who painted with the help of Mr Waterman.
Mandeville Road
Thank you to Cadence for this wonderful design symbolising the diversity of the Paralympic Games. Cadence said: “I am so proud people are going to see my work! Everyone was so nice when they walked by.”
Oxford Road
“I saw how the cabinets brought colour and a bit of fun to places; the unique style of the artists involved makes each place special and when I was painting there were so many people who told me how much they loved the cabinets and how happy they made them. I feel very fortunate to have been able to be a part of this wonderful project! I hope I can make people happy with this design and bring a bit of brightness to people’s walks.
“I went with the classic Aylesbury duck – such a charming and lovely duck, if you’re ever lucky enough to meet one – I’ve been very lucky and have met two! – but they are sadly endangered! The background is of the black poplar – an endangered tree, with about 50% of Britain’s population in Vale of Aylesbury! I found that such a humbling fact, that we have two endangered species here, and wanted to pay homage to them. The background goes through the different stages of the female black poplar, with the catkins, cotton puffs, autumn leaves and winter branches (spring, summer, autumn, winter seasons, roughly).
“Thank you Aylesbury Town Council for allowing me to be involved in this project.”
Stonehaven Road
Coventon Road
Park Street
Bus station
Inspired by the statues in Market Square, Jess has designed and painted this roar-some lion on a utility cabinet near the bus station. Thanks, Jess!
Landsdowne Avenue
“Aylesbury is a town I care about, and I wanted to contribute to making it a pleasant and attractive place for everyone. By painting this cabinet, I hope to bring some more positivity and pride to our neighbourhood.”
Thank you Rafiq for this vibrant design!
Parton Road
Narbeth Drive
10-year-old Grace has painted this stunning sunset on a utility cabinet on Narbeth Drive. She said: “I’d seen some of the cabinets around town (including one painted by a friend) and was keen to paint one myself as art is my favourite subject at school. I love nature, and I thought a sunset would be a nice bright picture. I added the hills and grasses as a nod to the Chilterns.”