MENTAL health awareness is probably at its highest level ever.
Lockdown has meant a real challenge for so many of us.
Dan Dryman from Eastbourne decided to do something about it.
The result? He has been producing some very special flames.
Dan explains: “Before the lockdown, I was a local photographer, shooting the odd live band here and there, mostly landscapes.
“When the second lockdown was in full swing, I fell back to my original love of graphics and design, producing fractal art.
“I have always been an advocate against suicide prevention, and in 2018 I researched a charity called the National Suicide Prevention Alliance.
“Since then, I have been producing what’s known as ‘flames’ as a way to generate a fair means donation for the NSPA.
“You donate to an extremely valid cause in exchange for a wallpaper for your phone or anything else you may want one for.
“With mental health awareness at possibly its greatest all-time high, I wish to promote this message as far reaching as possible.”
Go to; www.circana.co.uk/flames