EASY 

Astronaut

Butterfly
The Camberwell Beauty Butterfly.

Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin first appeared with Fred Karno’s Fun Factory in Camberwell

Dog
Camberwell has a popular Dog Show

Eagle

Fairground
Camberwell Fair was a popular attraction for hundreds of year

Giants

Horses

Ice Cream man

Jungle
The Jungle Grill is a popular local cafe

Kebab
Camberwell has many great takeaways

Lumberjack
The Lumberjack Cafe is on Camberwell Church Street

Mill
Camberwell once had a windmill

Newspaper seller

Owl

Pied Piper
Camberwell resident Robert Browning wrote a poem inspired by this folktale

Queen Victoria
Camberwell was one of Victorian London’s best shopping parades

Rainbow

Superhero

Tiger
The Tiger is the name of a local pub

Umbrella

Vicar
Father Nick from St. Giles Church

Well
The Camber Well

Xmas tree

Yacht

Zonkey
Half zebra half donkey

HARDER

Angels
William Blake lived in nearby Peckham and often walked around the local area. He had vision of angels which he made into art

Bingo

Chamberlain, Joseph
Born in Camberwell, Chamberlain was a key figure in British Politics at the start of the 20th Century.

Dockworkers
Camberwell was home to many workers from the nearby docks.

Edwards Cycles
This cycle shop opened in 1908 and sold the first safety bicycles. These were the first modern style bicycles that were much easier to ride than earlier penny farthings.

Florence Welch
Lead singer of pop rock band Florence and the Machine.

Giles, Saint
Camberwell Church is named after St. Giles, patron saint of the crooked and crippled. He was a hermit in Southern France who lived with a deer and was accidentally shot by a hunter.

Hermit’s Cave
Popular local pub

Iguanodon
Now extinct in Camberwell.

Jaguar

King of Camberwell Romance novel by Mary Janes Staples set in South London

Library

Micheal Cain
This world famous actor went to school in Camberwell

Night Bus

Omnibus
The first bus routes ran through Camberwell and horse drawn coaches

Pinata
A giant Pinata was made for Camberwell Arts 2019

Queen, Pearly

Rollerskater
One of the first rollerskating rinks was opened in Camberwell in 1876

Sam King, Mayor
Britain’s first black Mayor in 1983

Tram
Camberwell once had a busy tram depot

Unfinished Underground
An extension of the Bakerloo Line to Camberwell has never been completed

Volunteers
Camberwell Arts has many hardworking volunteers

Walkie Talkie
This the nick name of a tall building on the London Skyline

Xmas Art Market
Camberwell Arts holds a winter market every year

Yinka Shonibare Artist
Yinka Shonibare created an art installation on Sceaux Garden in 2010 following a shocking fire in the building.

Zeppelin
Camberwell was bombed by Zepplins during the First World War

EXTRAS

10 previous artworks for Camberwell Arts by Frog Morris

Chutney Preserves (with Sarah Sparkes & Friends)

Camberwell Spaceman

Balloon Emojis

Mexican Wrestling Bingo

Santa Shopping

Tiger in the Window of the Tiger

The Tale of The Camber Well (Storytelling at Chutney Spa 2018)

Gog & Magog, from London by Lantern Light (with Nicole Mollett)

The Beast of Camberwell Green (special thanks to Paul Wady)

Giant Piñata (with Nicole Mollett)

Also look out for Shauna, Kelly and Debbie from Camberwell Arts.

There are a few other well known faces visiting Camberwell in this scene, can you spot them?