Once again ilovedust were called on to create the interior artwork for Scott and Yianni's 4th 'Meat' outing, after MEATliquor, MEATmarket and MEATmission this is their 1st venture outside of London - and what better place to do it than the southern shores of Brighton.
ilovedust wanted to reflect a bit of Brighton in their artwork for this one, and drew on inspiration from the funfairs, nightlife and hedonistic culture of the area. The final result is a psychedelic nautical fairground face slap.
You can see the work ilovedust did for MEATmission here, here and here.
Also check out this video from the very first MEATliquor project.
For more on ilovedust, and to see their portfolio click here.
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