A big-hearted businessman is giving away hundreds of stickers saluting our NHS heroes and key workers - thanks to Irvine Herald photographer Steve McKendrick.
Graham Crawley, who owns graphic design firm Auld Lang Signs, put his creative and printing skills to the test after popular snapper Stevie came up with the idea of paying tribute to those working on the coronavirus frontline.
Now he's dishing out the car/window stickers free of charge at his business premises in Dreghorn.
"Stevie came to me and asked if I could make a rainbow sticker for the side his car thanking the NHS and key workers, said Graham.
"I thought it was a fantastic idea and decided that it was something I could do free of charge, not just for Stevie, but on a bigger scale.
"I made up a big pile of them and put them in a box on the wall outside at my work.
"Anyone who wants to show their appreciation to NHS and key workers can help themselves and put them up in their car or windows at home.
"I've already had to refill the box. I must've shifted a few hundred easily in the last couple of days."
Graham's efforts to raise awareness haven't stopped there either.
He also made an 8ft long banner for the side of his works van which is currently parked up outside his premises at 3 Corsehill Mount Road.
He added: "It's on the main No11 bus route so hopefully plenty of people have seen it.
"I'm fortunate to be in a position where I can help in this way. If I can think of anything else I'll do it!"
