Obverse: The ram’s horn and watercolour of a stone dyke. Format 125 x 72 mm. Published 25 March 2014

Reverse: Motif is a hillside from the village of Sumba on the west side of Suðuroy. The area is a typical habitat for sheep and rams, so a natural link is created between the ram on the face and the landscape on the reverse of the banknote.

Obverse: Fragment of a Atlantic cod’s tail. Behind the motif is a watercolour with sea elements. Format: 135 x 72 mm. Published 25 March 2014

Reverse: To match the cod on the face of the banknote, the reverse motif is a watercolour of Klaksvík, one of the most important Faroese fishing ports.

Obverse: Shows a motif of a ghost moth. The background is a watercolour with blades of grass. Format: 145 x 72 mm. Published 25 March 2014

Reverse: The reverse of the banknote shows a watercolour of the island of Tindhólmur near Vágar with its characteristic peaks.

Obverse: Depicts a fragment of a shore crab. The back ground to the shore crab is a watercolour of the sandy seabed viewed through water. Format 155 x 72 mm.

Reverse: Watercolour of the village of Hvannasund, the channel between Borðoy and Viðoy, where many shore crabs can be found along the beach.

Obverse: fragment of a purple sandpiper. Behind it is a watercolour of a flock of birds. Format 165 x 72 mm. Published 25 March 2014

Reverse: Water colour from the island of Sandoy. Birds are part of the motif, as they are on the face of the banknote.