STUDENTS enjoyed vibrant colours as new art was revealed on their bus.
Brighton and Hove buses was approached by artist Lois O'Hara who wanted a commission to bring the number 25 to life.
She aims to help students feel energised, and said her colours can help tackle mental health.
Hundreds of students voted for their favourite design, and celebrated its unveiling alongside Holi, a festival of love and togetherness in Hinduism.
Volunteers from Brighton & Hove Impetus, which connects people to reduce isolation and improve well-being, were on hand during the bus launch to give advice on local support services.
Brighton and Hove Buses managing director Martin Harris said the company has launched a Chatty Bus scheme to help others.
He said: "Lois has done a fantastic job designing a bus that we hope will make people feel good when they see it.
"We are delighted to work with her, the university and Impetus to tackle loneliness and isolation."
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