Showing posts with label murals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label murals. Show all posts

Saturday, January 22, 2011

What's the HYPED Advantage?




So by now you’ve probably heard a little bit of hype about HYPED Edutainment.

Maybe you’ve haven’t. Maybe you’ve seen some of our murals around but didn’t know who did them?

If that’s that case then please allow a brief introduction.
So perhaps you’ve got a new group of students this year and some of them are die hard graffiti fanatics driving you and their parents crazy already?

What if you could harness all that creativity and raw talent and put it to good use?
Sounds like a challenge? At HYPED Edutainment we love that very challenge!
It’s what we do nearly every day and when we’re not trying to help students connect with their school curriculum through art, we’re helping council and community connect in a creative too.
HYPED Edutainment is all about helping bring the best out in students whilst delivering a responsible message. It’s about helping them to engage in an activity in a responsible and constructive way and we want to make your life a little bit easier too.
At the end of the day we’re about results.
Some the results we speak of are tangible, some of them are less but just as important. You see if we can help just one student get a higher grade, complete a successful art project or feel committed and happy to arrive at school every day then that’s just as important for us as the quality of the art they produce as individuals or as a group.
So you could say the other thing we’re about is positive engagement.
Whether it’s a group workshop painting in pairs to create a large scale mural with a focus on team building, or a one on one mentoring program working on canvas enhancing self esteem, HYPED Edutainment is here to deliver quality, results driven programs that are tailored to you and your students needs that we hope are engaging, educational and entertaining. We call it edutainment.
So that’s why we’re called HYPED Edutainment.
Because we’re Here for Youth Prosperity Education and Development.

We care about the future, we care about art and we hope to meet a whole new range of students in 2010. If there’s a student or project that you think would gain some extra value by working with us, then please feel free to contact us today for our 2010 innovative services guide.


So that's the HYPED Advantage: we care, we're passionate and we act with integrity to help young people be their best!

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

MAKING THE MOST OF NOW!


Sometimes the image is blurred but you can still make out what it is.

Each person's potential is like that too. It takes time to create skills and focus and that's exactly what HYPED is all about. Focus on art, focus on being positive and focus on making a lasting contribution to the community.

So with the year well and truly underway, perhaps you find yourself amongst a new group of aspiring artists, students or die hard graffiti fanatics in your district driving you and their parents crazy already? Well, what if you could harness all that creativity and raw talent and put it to good use?

Sounds like a challenge? At HYPED Edutainment we love that very challenge!

It’s what we do nearly every day and when we’re not trying to help students connect with their school curriculum through art, we’re helping council and community groups connect in a creative way too.

HYPED Edutainment is all about helping bring the best out in aspiring artists & students whilst delivering a responsible message. It’s about helping them to engage in an activity in a responsible and constructive way and we want to make your life a little bit easier too. In short, we’re here to add value to the community.

So make the most of the moment and help keep today's youth on the creative path to success.

If you think that we might be able to help some you know drop us an email at: hypedinfo@internode.on.net and we'll get right back at you as quickly as possible to see what we can do next!

Let's keep the focus on getting results, the creative way.....

HYPED MURALS - Onkaparinga Mural

Monday, March 22, 2010



The princess Margaret Park Mural has been highly successful for the City of Unley.

The site, which runs adjacent to a train line and is used by families almost every day was once a regular target for ongoing vandalism. HYPED Edutainment was contacted to deliver a site specific mural that could be appreciated by young people, park users and families that would help protect the buildings from further attack.

It seems that the artwork has been appreciated by most and the site has remained in good shape ever since.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

VOLATILE VISIONS


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GATEWAY to Marion




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The Gateway to Marion Mural Project runs along the Tramline at the Marion Station, hence the name of the project.

The mural acts as a visual gateway to the City of Marion and it is over 100 metres in length. The artwork depicts the activities and themes associated with the area.

GATEWAY to MARION




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LARGS BAY RSL MURAL



The Largs Bay RSl Mural and Largs North Train Station Refurbishment Projects were extremely successful and gained critical acclaim for the positive impact they had on the community.

A joint venture between the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and Trans Adelaide resulted in a project at the Largs North Railway Station to minimise graffiti in this high public traffic area. This project is an excellent example of how an holistic approach can address community safety issues including graffiti vandalism, personal safety concerns and maintenance, through improving the design of public areas.

The project began with a mural at the western end of the station. Featuring an aquatic theme the mural was designed and painted by students from Largs Primary School. This initial project highlighted issues with the adjacent dimly lit laneway known as Upton Avenue. The side wall of the Largs North RSL Hall which abuts the laneway provided an excellent canvas for the creation of a 41 metre long mural depicting the contribution made to the armed services in wartime by the Lefevre Peninsula community.

The second mural was created by accomplished aerosol artist Paul Alexander who was ably assisted by students from Lefevre High School.
HYPED Edutainment working with TransAdelaide, the City of Port Adelaide Enfield and the Largs Bay RSL, created and implemented a large scale mural complimented by onsite interpretive signage that celebrated the many stories of the members from the Largs Bay RSL. This innovative project featured dimensional elements within the painting and was opened by the South Australian Attorney General Hon. Michael Atkinson in 2006.

See more of the mural right here.

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WALL OF RESPECT - Eternal Flame Project







The WALL OF RESPECT is dedicated to all the men and women who have dedicated their lives to the Armed Forces.

The Murals depict the ARMY, NAVY, AIRFORCE and HUMANITARIAN cores.

The Artwork was created in all aerosol on custome prepared and installed sign boards across a high traffic site that sits opposite a park and sculpture featurinf the Eternal Flame. The project was offically oped on ANZAC Day 2005 with some 5000 RSL, Servicemen and women and their families in attendance.
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