A drawing of King Charles has appeared on a Northumberland beach in front of one of the county's most evocative landmarks.
The 90ft by 65ft artwork has been created by Claire Eason of Soul2Sand to prepare for the King's coronation on Saturday, and is the latest of sand artworks by former GP turned artist Claire, who has previously created a postage stamp for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee on the same beach, a Remembrance tribute at Beadnell, and a sea serpent either side of the Holy Island Causeway.
For Claire's latest work, she says she was "absolutely humbled" to create the installation on the beach after being approached by Claire Watson-Armstrong, who owns Bamburgh Castle.