Graphic designer Ruth Perrin has designed the Inglewood on Beaufort logo, posters for the Inglewood Night Markets, and even a colouring page featuring the street’s iconic outline for a competition run through the library, all pro bono.
Ms Perrin said that despite only living in the suburb for two-and-half years, she could not imagine living anywhere else.
“It started with me doing the logo for Inglewood on Beaufort and it’s been something nice and light for me to do on top of my day job,” she said. “Coming from an advertising background, it’s good to give something back.
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Ms Perrin said the group was planning a backyard festival next year in conjunction with the City of Stirling.
“We want it to be by locals for locals,” she said.
“Inglewood had previously been thought of as the poor cousin to Mt Lawley, but it’s the start of rejuvenation of the area.
“It can only get better.”
Ms Perrin said a number of local businesses and cafes had popped up since the night markets started last year.
The colouring competition is available from the Inglewood on Beaufort website at www.inglewoodonbeaufort.com