14477/1Artistic Katie Luckett, aged six, has scooped first prize in a T-shirt design competition with her beautiful vision of Malmesbury.

The youngster, who lives in Reeds Farm in Malmesbury, drew a view of the town under a rainbow with a pot of gold.

Chris Curtis, owner of Whirlybobs children's clothes shop in Oxford Street chose her design from among 50 entries.

And now Katie has now been rewarded with a £50 voucher to spend on new clothes at the shop.

Mr Curtis started the competition to encourage children to visit the store and use their creative talents.

Mr Curtis said: " We wanted to generate some fun and enthusiasm among kids and get them to see our store.

"We had 50 entries and they were all of a very high standard. Some were coloured and others were cut-out shapes. It makes it a very difficult job for us to judge.

"But I have to say Katie's design was great. I really liked her view of Malmesbury with a rainbow, pot of gold and beautiful blue sky."

Proud mum Georgina Luckett said: "Sometimes Katie says she wants to be an artist.

"She likes drawing very much at Malmesbury Primary School and maybe one day she will be a fashion designer.

"I am not artistic but perhaps she gets her talent from her grandfather. He was an artist."

Whirlybobs specialises in clothes for children up to eight.