A new look has been unveiled for the giant Liverpool sign in the heart of the city today.

The new artwork that decorates the Liverpool sign, which is located at Liverpool ONE on Thomas Steers Way near the Hilton Hotel, was designed by Liverpool-based artist Claire Pinegar, to highlight Liverpool’s famous football heritage.

The design is inspired by the patterns of vintage football kits from Liverpool FC and Everton FC as a "celebration of the city’s passion for football".

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Each letter of the 14.5-metre sign is wrapped in a segment from iconic football kits from the past, with bold lines, bright colours, and motifs instantly recognisable to football fans.

Originally unveiled in 2022, the Liverpool sign has quickly become a ‘go-to’ selfie spot for both locals and tourists, with previous artwork designs including a Eurovision Song Contest takeover last year and a Liverpool attraction inspired artwork by Liverpool artist Neil Keating the year before.

Claire, who is based in Liverpool as a 2D animator, illustrator and live-action director, said: “I moved to Liverpool three years ago and I wasn’t quite prepared for the magnitude that football holds here and what it means to the city.

I felt it would be fun for locals and tourists alike, to clock nods to their two teams when passing the Liverpool Sign.

They’re instantly recognisable and take many of us down memory lane, so I had a lot of fun recreating these across the sign.

Iconic football shirts have as much place in culture as old masters in a gallery.”

As part of the unveiling, football legends Mark Lawrenson and Graham Stuart took a trip down memory lane and donned their original kits which are featured on the sign
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