Anjali D'Souza

Who knew London could be so colourful, I found these doors and shop fronts at Notting Hill.

Night time photograph from Greenwich to Canary Wharf.

harriet cullingford

http://borisandedward.blogspot.com/

hey this is my blog which i set up at the beginning of this year as i hated my theory one, i'm really enjoying it this time round and starting to figure out to use it a bit better!!

harriet cullingford

Is your tummy yummy for Rock Steady Eddy's?

Camberwell nr nandos. Cheap as Chips.

Flaxman Road round the back of the fitness centre.

Victoria Anderson - Blue lights of Liverpool Street.

Debbie Vesey

Finsbury Park

pealing colour and hidden beauty, warm nostalgic charm, retro palette, thrift stores and antiques, a place for collecting, home.

Barbican
1960's chalky and flat colour, big, bold structure. High rise living, territorial space, concrete, large scale, strong sense of community, old yet young, past and present living alongside one another. Mass, dominant, brave.

Rowenna Wilcox

Northcote Road, Battersea

Outside Braemer Antiques - Love the subtle range of colours, think the chipped paintwork and pretty colours sum up the quirky, pretty feel of this little shopping street in south London.

Canary Wharf to Greenwich

From Canary Wharf to Greenwich, underground foot tunnel between Island Gardens and Greenwich.

A journey from the modern to the past, a linkage from new to old, business and tourist/local, high rise and historic, synthetic vs nature, mall to market, ordered to eclectic, high st to vintage... via a modern-day train above the buildings and an aged, rusted foot tunnel under the river.

Imogen Houldsworth

Link to my research of artists: canarygreen.blogspot.com

Brick Lane

If it was a ... it would be a ...

drink - canned beer

instrument - guitar, drums

dish - bratwurst

age - 22

occupation - butcher

gender - male

pen - coolie

Portobello Road

If it was a ... it would be a ...

drink - sprizz

instrument - violin, saxophone

dish - sushi

age - 34

occupation - art historian

gender - female

pen - quill

Pullman Court & Trinity Buoy Wharf

Pullman Court, Streatham Hill, SW2

Colours of the building - white, grey and blue. Unexpected colours from glowing windows lit up at night, sunsets reflected in windows and curtains - lemon, peach, pink, lilac, metallic.
Shadows, light, transparency, grid, geometric, minimal, angles, disappearing point.





Container City, Trinity Buoy Wharf, Docklands, E14

Industrial colours of yellow, orange, red, maroon and grey. Circles, stripes, blocks, angles, corrugated surface, lines, shiny.

Photographer Stephen Gill

Kathy and I came across Stephen Gill's work while browsing through a bookshop, his publication 'Hackney Flowers' which gave us the idea to base this years colour project on Neighbourhood Colour. His beautiful atmospheric photographs of his local neighbourhood capture the essence of forgotten areas that pass us by.