Design your own Coronation stamp design! Cathartic CIC

Posted on: April 18, 2023

The Coronation of king Charles Ill is taking place on Saturday 6th May and to celebrate this momentous occasion, we are asking everyone to join us and share their creative skills to form a community masterpiece.

Cathartic CIC are asking you to design your own Coronation stamp design! All the designs will come together to form a large digital artwork of THE NEW KING CHARLES I1I DEFINITIVE STAMP, featuring all your amazing designs!

No matter what age or what ability, we want you to come together and take part! 2ND Your drawing will be part of history and
be included in the Big sovereign stamp!

For more information please click here. For your design please click here.

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