The nationally renowned street artist ATM has made a welcome return to a seaside town to create two "stunning" new works for a popular trail, teaming up with Suffolk Wildlife Trust once more.
Danny Steel attended the completion of the "stunning heron mural" on a wall at Lowestoft library wall earlier this month, the wildlife artist is now amazing youngsters at a primary school in Lowestoft with his latest creation. This week ATM started work to create a kittiwake mural at Northfield St Nicholas Primary Academy.
ATM said: "It is great to have the whole school involved and I am going to be doing workshops with the children next week.
The street artist continues to work on the mural as it takes pride of place at the entrance to the school on St Margaret's Road, in the classroom children have been "inspired" by the creation.
On Friday, at an event at the school to celebrate the creation of the kittiwake mural, members of the Lowestoft Kittiwake Partnership joined staff, pupils and SWT representatives to mark the occasion.
