Inspired by the intersecting logos of Birmingham 2022 and Birmingham City Council

Aboriginal art is intrinsic history of Australia, a long standing member of the Commonwealth

Inspired by the colours of Commonwealth Games playing surfaces, stick figures representing the sports and the medals that are won

Common Wealth - sharing our resources: food, money, people, power

Commonwealth Canada's maple leaves in an autumnal design (Torchon is French for cloth or rag!)

Commonwealth flag plus computer graphics equals mixing and mingling of peoples united by the Commonwealth and other's national colours

A colourful race of athletes in the "Friendly" Games

Our Commonwealth extensive history is linked with producing sugar working within the rough sugar canes

How athletes appear on the podium after winning a race

Uganda's national bird's courtship dance may impress a mate, but not the judges of 'Strictly'

A stylized image of New Zealand's National emblem

Based on a Maori tattoo. The Maori are the indigenous peoples of New Zealand, a Commonwealth country

Common Health = Common Wealth

An ivory and pale peach hybrid tea rose introduced by Harkness Roses in 1998

Wales is part of the Commonwealth

Various kinds of flowers and leaves make up a heart-shaped tree

Commonwealth Australia's national colours - green and yellow - frame Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House

The blue and yellow curves reflect the tropical skies and beaches of many Commonwealth countries

A representation of Camellia sinensis and the tea plantations in India

Celebrating the vibrancy and diversity of a true Commonwealth

Fantails are endemic to the rainforests of Australia and New Zealand (Commonwealth countries)

Coins of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth appeal to me, especially gold ones! This is my version.

Our leaves represent the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy - forest conservation initiatives involving all 54 Commonwealth Countries

Our piece celebrates the power of compassion and friendship across the Commonwealth countries and beyond

Commonwealth Games athletes strive for gold. This represents a runner doing just that.

Commonwealth countries come together for mutual support and fellowship like fish in a shoal.

Squares inspired by a picture of Cromwell (Lord Protector of the Commonwealth), his battles and coat of arms