Farsley residents can vote for the design of a mural which looks to brighten the heart of the village.
Community organisation Project Farsley has commissioned five artists to come up with designs for the new mural, which will be designed at the side of a property on Croft Street, facing the grass just by Croft Street Fisheries.
Artists Alastair Flindall, Miguel Hcuar, Maria Peña, Zoe Power and Melody Sutherland have put forward designs for the public to vote on. They can be viewed in the slideshow below:
Alastair’s retro design takes elements from Sunny Bank Mills’ television past. 
Miguel’s design follows the aesthetic of his studio practice. 
Maria’s design uses a colour pallet that draws from the surrounding buildings and landscape 
Zoe’s design acknowledges the rich history of Leeds’ industrial past 
Melody’s Farsley postal stamp mural captures Town Street.
People can vote for their favourite design here.
Volunteers attended the Leeds 2023 event at Sunny Bank Mills yesterday, where votes for the winning design were all collected. You can see large scale prints of each design at the Old Woollen all bank holiday weekend.
Project Farsley is a community focussed arts collective activating spaces and bringing colour to Farsley.