Tributes have pouring in since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
Some of the most inventive, however, have appeared on social media.
From tattoos to sand art and knitting art to time-lapse videos, the public had very special ways of paying their respects.
Royal fans have also left floral tributes outside royal residences as a mark of respect for the late monarch.
1. All On The board pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
Transport For London shared a heartfelt and beautiful message on its information boards in honour of the late Queen.
Rest in peace Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Good night, God bless Dear Lilibet.#QueenElizabethII #TheQueen #queensfuneral pic.twitter.com/S5PRxUOlRu— All On The Board (@allontheboard) September 19, 2022
2. Sand art
Padstow Harbour in Cornwall shared a picture of sand art which showed the Queen’s royal emblem with the words: “Thank You Ma’am”.
The post was captioned: “Lovely gesture here on the River Camel!”
Lovely gesture here on the River Camel! pic.twitter.com/8LOVWVpzX0
— Padstow Harbour (@padstowharbour) September 18, 2022
There have been multiple reports of sand art dedicated to the late Queen popping up around the country.
Our favourite has to be this, though, that showed an image of a postage stamp being washed away by the sea.
Clare Eason, a sand artist and retired doctor, created a tribute to the Queen on Bamburgh Beach, Northumberland for her Platinum Jubilee.
On the date of the Queen’s passing, Clare posted a somber image of the sand art being swept up by the tide.
She captioned the post: “RIP Ma’am. Monarch of our island nation, accepting the responsibility of The Throne as a young woman and serving her country right up to her last days.
“She provided a sense of continuity and calm through her consistency. Thank you.”
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3. Time-lapse tribute
An Instagram account called @loveprincessdiana posted a beautiful time-lapse video of the Queen showing her from age one to 96.
The post was captioned: “RIP Your Majesty. Thank you for your service as the Queen for 70 years and for everything you have done for Britain and Commonwealth.”
Fans quickly rushed to comment under the video.
One said: “Wow! She aged gracefully. She lives a long beautiful life. May she now RIP.”
Another then said: “This is so beautiful.”
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4. Tattoos of Queen Elizabeth II
Some people have gone to the extreme by getting a tattoo of Queen Elizabeth on their body.
Salvation Tattoo Studio in Knutsford shared multiple tattoos they have inked in tribute to the Queen.
The caption read: “Her Majesty The Queen. An outstanding remembrance portrait by Alessio. God Bless our most treasured Elizabeth II.”
5. Knitting
Others have been knitting covers for postboxes as a tribute to the late monarch.
Looks like the knitting Banksy of Tunbridge Wells strikes again.
One postbox cosy featured a large knitted crown alongside a Paddington Bear, a royal guard and a corgi.
Twitter user Paul Guinnessy dubbed the mysterious knitter the “knitting Banksy of Tunbridge Wells”.
He tweeted a picture of the postbox with the caption: “Looks like the knitting Banksy of Tunbridge Wells strikes again.”
Other knitted tributes have been popping up accross the counrty, including some of the Queen herself.
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