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Darcey Finch makes fantasy art where nature, magic, stories and nostalgia are at the centre of her inspiration. 

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Many moons ago, I was born in July, and given the name Darcey Florence Finch. I am an artist, illustrator, and maker of things from the countryside in England. Fantasy, magic, mystery and nature are underlying themes throughout my practice as an artist and storyteller.

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About Darcey (less short) 

About Darcey (less short) 

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Many moons ago, I was born in July, and given the name Darcey Florence Finch. I am an artist, illustrator, and maker of things from the countryside in England. Fantasy, magic, mystery and nature are underlying themes throughout my practice as an artist and storyteller.

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Like many, drawing, painting and art has always been apart of my life, but fantasy worlds and stories have too. The tales that have shaped who I am today, that opened my world to magic, romance, imagination and adventure. I am grateful and amazed every day that these two worlds came together and I now do this for my livelihood.

 

From leaving school, I trained in tattooing and worked in a studio in Essex in England, and then began working in the Film industry in the Art Departments. I worked on a variety of productions including Solo: A Star Wars Story, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Rocketman, The Kingsman 2, among music videos and television productions. In recent years, I completed a Diploma in Zoology and Wildlife Management, and I worked seasonally as an ecologist.

I hope my art transports viewers back to the nostalgic and enchanting worlds we know so well and love. I am inspired by beloved books and films, both new and old. Each painting is a tribute to the characters, landscapes, and moment in these stories that have shaped us and live in a little part of our hearts, inviting audiences to step into the pages and frames of our favourite tales.

When I'm not at the easel, I find inspiration exploring bookshops, immersing myself in fantasy films and books, or being in a mossy forest. 

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