Deputy Ross Le Brun is offering to turn islanders into works of art, or at least works of crayon, as he launches a Halloween fundraiser for GROW Ltd.

The first-term Deputy, who runs the annual Chalk Art festival at Saumarez Park, said the idea followed some “teasing” about his artistic medium.

He said he wanted to “try to raise a few quid for a good cause with my crayons”.

However, it was “only fair to give people the chance to put their money where their mouth is!” he said.

Pictured: Deputy Andy Cameron is one of the politicians to sign up.

“Half a dozen fellow Deputies have bravely volunteered their faces, but there are still a few places left,” Deputy Le Brun said.

With GROW’s Halloween event taking place this Saturday, Deputy Le Brun is offering caricatures for £20 each, with every penny going to the charity.

Anyone fancying a caricature can message Deputy Le Brun directly.

Donations should be paid straight to GROW Ltd’s NatWest account, using sort code 60-09-20 and account number 60635959, with the donor’s surname as the payment reference.

“Come on, don’t just dish it out – take it!” Deputy Le Brun said.