Who turned them around?

How sad, then, that the pictures on the covers of the Your Steyning and Your Storrington were printed upside down!

On each child's painting, someone (the teacher? The adjudicator?) had written the child's name and the date UPSIDE DOWN!

So the inevitable result is that the pictures were displayed upside down on the covers of the two magazines.

Look again at the photo, and you will see that the children knew which way to hang their pictures.

The original picture chosen for the Steyning cover is clearly a painting of a person, whereas the version on the cover of Your Steyning turned the figure upside down, cut off its head, and turned it into an abstract.

The other picture is of clouds, which again are turned upside down on the cover of Your Storrrington.

Please, show a little respect to the work of these talented youngsters!

Samuel Lesley,

via email

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