The artist is African and developed his own natural talent.
I really fancy how he dressed up the faucet (tap) and the drain pipes here on the wall. That glass jar looks real and the girl painting the masks looks so cute. The cool thing is that the girl can also use the water in the jar to clean her painting brushes :)
This was done on an ugly wall at one of our partnering charities, as the CEO contacted this guy to do his thing on the wall. You won't believe how beautiful this wall turned out to be. A real showpiece.
But come and look.
This was the before.
I cannot draw to save my life, but luckily I have a mind's eye that can see the completed work even if it is like this.
This guy obviously knew what he was doing although even I couldn't really imagine how great this wall would turn out upon completion.
Right and here are the finished works.
Just look what a visual pleasure this ugly wall has become.
Yes indeed, Yonela is a true artist and as a child from very poor beginnings, he was a student in one of the charity's art classes. The charity educates poor children from the surrounding schools and they have several other projects for children running, including ballet, music, art, pottery, drama and some other projects.
All apart from the formal education classes that they also offer to the children and youth.
This is where 
Now Papillon has partnered with them in the feeding project and the new computer coding project.
I will do a full end of year post soon to show you all of the charities that Papillon partnered with during the year.
We hope that you have enjoyed this post.
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Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX60HS Bridge camera.
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