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Otto2

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Hi Everyone -


I have been painting birds and have a very new greeting card company (and micro-bookshop, but if you are local, do ignore my book offerings and support the bookshop I used to work at instead - Chener Books as I hope to be back there when I can (I'm on shield list so not chancing it for now!)


I'm an artist based in Ed and have (in a previous life pre-ED) exhibited works at Museum of Modern Art PS1, The Whitney, and other brilliant venues.


Website: https://BirdsInsideMyHead.com


Twitter: @birdsinsidehead


There is a 20% off Sale for Cyber Monday that is active this evening until Tuesday.


Free delivery by bicycle to SE15, SE22,SE23, and SE24 and no plastic packaging...


Cheers!

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