A COLLEGE for autistic children has undergone a colourful transition thanks to a local graffiti artist.
Beechwood College in Sully, the purpose built residential college for young people aged 16-25, commissioned Kyle Hill of the Vale of Glamorgan based Karm Graffiti to paint a number of areas around the college to add a splash of colour and interest to the walls.
The work took place over 10 days and saw four areas painted with a variety of images including landscapes, logos and animals.
One of the pieces is the new colour-splash logo on what is soon to be the Enterprise Shop.
The shop will provide a space for the students to store and sell all of their art, craft and woodwork items.
A spokesman for the college said: "All of the pieces look fantastic. The new colour-splash logo is eye-catching.
"The staff and students at the college are very impressed by the work."
The college hopes to commission further work in the future.
For more information or to keep up to date with what's going on at the college, visit their facebook page at www.facebook.com/Beechwood-College-862833463796144/
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