Monday, 30 April 2012

Dimelow hits the heights


Neil Dimelow is based in Crumpsall, north Manchester. A former architect and now a primary school teacher, he is also an artist. He has produced a series of these pop up art works along with printer William Chitham, recreating aerial views of the city. Drawings are scanned, digitised, scaled up and coloured. They are on display on the ground floor of City Tower. More of Neil's work at his website: http://neildimelow.com

13 comments:

  1. Different medium but same creative talent goes into these murals. I enjoyed your post. Thanks for sharing it with all of us.

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  2. I would put this up at my place in a heart beat.

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  3. Very talented! I like the grand scale of this one!

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  4. Excellent! But I can't imagine going from an architect's studio to a primary school! Could architecture really be that bad! :-) Just kidding. I'm a retired teacher and our youngest daughter teaches 5th grade.

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  5. This is gorgeous, just what you would expect from a former architect, with a wonderful style. What an amazing man, teaching children and yet still able to follow his art passion, lucky guy.

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  6. Take that Mr Hockney! Great picture and nice find.

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  7. I love how the red and yellow really pop out!

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  8. Those kids are lucky to have such a teacher!

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  9. I believe this is the first moveable mural we've had on the meme. Made all the more impressive by this man's career path. I bet his students get fabulous art lessons. Even though this is a cityscape, there's something old timey about the lines of the background landscape. Thank you for participating in this week's Monday Mural.

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  10. Veyr clever and creative idea makes for a striking decorative piece.

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  11. Looks impressive indeed. Great picture yesterday. Please have a good new month.

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  12. This is absolutely beautiful. I love the use of colors - it has both a retro and a futuristic feel.

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