I just wanted to congratulate the club on the great art work that has appeared outside the east stand. As well as the art; the narrative giving the Trins history over the years is also very interesting. I am not sure who's idea it was but if I was to have a bet on it I would guess that Mark Winder would have had a hand in this as he is a top fella and a really smart cookie. Either way whoever came up with this, thanks and well done.

Jason Wilsher-Mills worked with local school children to produce this work on Ipads.

In that case - massive well done to Jason and the local school children. Really great stuff.

Anyone know if there are plans to produce prints, or if the digitised files are available anywhere? I have quite a bit of Wakefield artwork on my walls including stuff based on Trin and would love to boost my collection.

Alleycat the club have all the files so could produce prints very easily. I produced lots of other art work through the artist in residency year also. Literally 100's of paintings and drawings.

Thanks once again to everyone for their kind words.

It would not have happened without the Arts Council funding, Lee at Trinity Heritage for his research, the club, Art House Wakefield and of course the 3000 children in Wakefield & Barnsley who helped created the mural with me.

Maybe a tour in the Hepworth one day?

Like this idea.