Europeans are invited to share their opinions on the design of the next euro banknotes until September 21. The European Central Bank (ECB) is currently considering several proposals, with the goal of creating new designs that are both secure and visually appealing. These designs will be used across all 19 countries that use the euro, and the public's input is an important part of the decision-making process. Among the candidates is Isabelle Daëron, a graphic designer from Lorient in the Morbihan region of France. Daëron is known for her creative work and has been recognized in the field of design for her innovative approach. Her connection to her hometown and the sea is a significant influence on her artistic style, often reflected in her use of natural elements and fluid forms. The new banknotes are expected to include enhanced security features to combat counterfeiting, as well as designs that reflect European culture and values. The ECB has emphasized the importance of making the new notes both functional and representative of the diversity within the Eurozone. The final design will be chosen after reviewing public feedback and evaluating the proposals from the finalists. This public consultation is part of a broader effort to ensure that the new euro banknotes are not only secure but also resonate with the people who use them daily. The process allows citizens to have a voice in shaping the visual identity of the currency that plays a central role in their economic lives. The results of this consultation will help determine which design will be produced and circulated in the coming years.