We need your vote!
That's the message from Castle Point Council which is urging people to choose their favourite artwork for an exciting new project at Hadleigh library.
Three artists have put forward designs for the library's outside wall and locals are being asked to pick the one they would like to see there permanently.
Sarah Hocombe has used cement and paint for her fresco-style piece while Lisa Hawker has chosen clay and mosaics to create a pop-up image of Hadleigh and its history.
Carolie Turpin has chosen the same theme but used carved bricks.
The pieces have just been unveiled at the council offices, in Kiln Road, Thundersley, and can be voted on until Friday. Then they will be put on display at Hadleigh library in London Road from April 17 to 28.
Isabelle Lines, the council's arts development officer, said: "We have no idea which artist will win, the work is all of such a high standard.
"We really want the support of locals on this and for them to get involved and vote.
"It's a real community project."
The winner will be announced on May 4.
Vote - Mayor Tony Hurd and wife Pat vote with artists Lisa Hawker, Sarah Hocombe and Caroline Turpin
Picture: MAXINE CLARKE
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