Buxton Festival Fringe has picked the winner of its competition to design the cover of next year’s printed programme.
It’s Hannah Webb, 21, a graphic design student at Manchester School of Art whose entry was unanimously chosen by the judging panel.
Hannah, from Whaley Bridge, said: “My inspiration behind the design was the festival itself. I wanted it to be colourful and vibrant to reflect the creativity and lively feel of the Buxton Fringe. I’m so excited to have won.”
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