CANCER survivor Linda Seal stopped commuters in their tracks as she stripped off and stepped into a "living billboard" at London's Victoria Station.
Linda, who has been successfully treated for breast cancer, was among cancer survivors who were clad in body stockings as they were elaborately body painted on Tuesday. It helped form a giant eye-catching image for Cancer Research UK's latest TV advert.
Mum-of-two Mrs Seal of Court Road, Caterham, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 after finding a lump in her breast.
She had to endure gruelling courses of chemotherapy and radiotherapy before recovering.
She said: "Cancer totally changed my outlook on life. Now if I want to do something, I just do it. The human billboard was a fun way to raise awareness of the great work the charity does and something that I never would have done before my illness.
"I was apprehensive at first but it was very liberating."
Now 61, the former lecturer at East Surrey College in Redhill, helps run an architectural design service with her husband Allan.
Since fighting off cancer she has snorkelled off the coast of Egypt, done clay modelling craftwork and belly danced.
