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A Corgi art trail to mark the Platinum Jubilee

Commissioned by BIDs in Central London - Victoria, Victoria Westminster, Whitehall and the Northbank - to mark Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 by celebrating her love of Corgis.

A colourful art installation full of meaning

Designed to entertain and engage both Londoners and visitors, the art trail took you through well-known locations, such as stations and public spaces, as well as hidden gems.
I was one of 19 local artists chosen to paint a giant Corgi for the trail. Answering the brief of a playful way to mark the Jubilee, I wanted to create a colourful, travel-inspired piece that would be full of meaning.

I researched Her Majesty’s travels and outfits from each decade, sketching out a jacket for my Corgi. I divided the jacket into seven stripes, one for each decade of The Queen’s reign. Each decade contained references to places The Queen had visited during that period, and the colours were picked from outfits from the relevant time too. To ensure harmony, I had an overall palette of seven colours that were repeated across the Corgi’s collar, tail and jacket.

Left view of Jane, colourful painted corgi with background buildings blurred out.

A playful celebration of a historic event, Jane was installed outside the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Westminster, on United Nations Green, right by Westminster Abbey. It was such a pleasure to take part in the Corgi art trail, walk it and see the public’s reactions on social media.

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I am available for both private and trade / public commissions. To find out more about how we can work together, please get in touch. info@southislandart.com