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Murals are transforming some of London's grey walls as it celebrates its first Mural Festival.
The festival tasks more than 150 artists assembled from far and wide with creating over 60 larger than life new pieces to grace private houses, housing estates, cultural centres and other public areas in a process UK street artist D*Face explains.
Contributors bring their unique artistic perspectives to the project, yet engage with the wall's owner to incorporate their wishes into the work.
Founder and CEO of London Mural Festival, Lee Bofkin, explores its benefits.
By participating in September's festival, the artists aim to leave behind more than a splash of colour and enrich London's visual and social landscape.
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