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I am an artist and designer who is deeply passionate about the mystical and the enchanting

I channel my creativity into crafting visual experiences that blend design with elements of mysticism. Through my artwork, I aim to transport viewers to otherworldly realms, where the mundane transforms into the magical. My love for all things mystical fuels my imagination and drives me to create pieces that evoke a sense of wonder. Whether it's painting or sculpture, my work reflects my fascination with the unknown, the magical and my desire to share the beauty of the mystical with the world.

I love to paint Angels and spiritual art. I am certified Angel Reiki and Usui Reiki practitioner and I sometimes infuse an object with Reiki if appropriate. I do not charge for this and often give Reiki to friends and family. You will find there is a lot of spirfituality in a lot of my artwork.

I also have a passion for steampunk, vintage, quirky and retro gifts so be prepared to find something different! I try not to limit myself whilst endeavoring to keep my own unique style.

I have been creating since I was old enough to hold a pencil and it gives me great joy and satisfaction to create something someone else will enjoy.

I qualified in professional interior design several years ago however that part of my life never really took off due to ill health as I would upcycle furniture and paint murals for children aswell as designing a dream bedroom for example all other aspects of interior design. For a period of time I sold hand crafted evening bags at a Cotswold craft market. made using cigar boxes, beads, tassels and last but not least, vintage fabrics which turned out be very popular. Unfortunately sourcing these beautiful cigar boxes became difficult and the cost prohibitive so I had to stop making them.

I come from a long line of creatives. A couple of notable ones are my great great great uncle who was a Royal Academist, was head of the Franz Mayer Stained Glass Studio in Munich before WW2 where the artists would hand paint directly onto glass. Primarily for churches and cathedrals., He left Munich at the outbreak of the war and returned to London, many of Franz Mayers stained glass windows still stand in churches across the UK, Ireland, Europe and the US. My great great great grandfather Charles John Cope was a well known clock maker in London and he was apprenticed to Thomas Earnshaw. One of his chronometers is now in the British Maritime Museum. His pieces can still be found being auctioned by Bonhams and Christies

Living with an auto-immune condition and chronic pain for many years meant that I had to stop working and art and creating brings me a huge amount of joy and satisfaction. Binny

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