This collaborative effort captures the spirit, history, and defining features of our community through the eyes of its residents. Our recent A2Dominion workshop brought together 14 creative participants to develop a unique collection of design motifs that celebrate their local identity and environment.

The artwork reflects a diverse array of inspirations across key themes:

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• Local Landmarks & Architecture: Participants drew heavy inspiration from their built environment. The design features the façade of the community centre, a church with a crooked steeple, and a uniquely detailed "Tint house" boasting blue and cream stripes with contrasting windows. Other recognisable architectural nods include a local garage, a classic telephone box, St. Anne's well with its stone wall, and the local reservoir.

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• The Stanwell Rose & Nature: A prominent, recurring motif across the designs is the Stanwell Rose, elegantly intertwined with vines.

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• Community Heritage: The design pays homage to local culture and history, incorporating elements like a Bow wagon, references to the traveling community, and industrial cogs bearing the "Stanwell" name.

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• Abstract & Graphic Elements: Interwoven with the local landmarks are bold graphic choices, including colourful stars, geometric patterns, and pastel red, pink, green and blue colour palettes