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MrASingh, The Creative
MrASingh is a highly experienced creative from Birmingham with over a 15 years of experience in the creative industries. He's collaborated with top brands worldwide to deliver exceptional digital content initiatives and successfully leading numerous campaigns.
MrASingh is a multi-award winning contemporary artist who creates textured mixed media artworks fusing nature and global cultures while captivating audiences through mesmerising patterns and vibrant colours. His art is sold globally and has produced over 50 public artworks all over the UK, helping raise over £200,000 for charities. Through his work, MrASingh invites everyone to embrace their own creativity and curiosity while championing diversity.
As his art gained rapid popularity through years of live streaming and his creative use of social media, MrASingh launched Wild Lotus Art, a brand that produces stunning ink art, prints, and postcards. His art has captured the hearts of art lovers worldwide resulting in a global fanbase, and has been featured in over 50 exhibitions, including at prestigious locations such as The Wallace Collection and Trafalgar Square.
MrASingh is a champion for the arts and culture, as well as digital skills sharing, and is actively involved in inspiring the next generation; helping raise the bar of young people. He has also published two books and delivered inspiring talks on various stages across the UK, Europe, and America, including a captivating TEDx talk.
Education
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Bachelors degree from Coventry University
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Masters degree from Southampton University, Winchester School of Art
Recent Awards
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Finalist: Creative Talent Champion award, We Are Creative awards 2025
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Finalist: Sikh Spirit of Britain award, British Sikh Awards 2024
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Winner: Arts and Culture award, British Indian Awards 2018
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Finalist: Arts and Culture award, Birmingham Awards 2018
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Nominated: Positive Role Model award, National Diversity Awards
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Winner of the Birmingham’s Future Face of Arts and Culture Award 2017
Art commissions, public art, sculpture art, social media strategy, creative direction, digital consultancy, producer mentoring, creative workshops, public speaking.
Clients
A small selection of clients I've worked
with on various exciting projects:
Exhibitions
2025
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Willow Court Farmhouse Mural, Droitwich Spa
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Great Tail Trail sculpture, Bournemouth
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(further exhibitions to be announced soon)
2024
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Shaun The Sheep, Winkworth Arboretum (National Trust)
Anything But Ordinary (Solo art installation, The Hive), Worcester -
March of the Elephants, Staffordshire
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Ox Trail, Oxford
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Light the South, Southampton
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The Big Hoot, Chichester
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Elmer, Lincoln
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Cambridge Standing Tall, Cambridge
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Elmer, Eastbourne
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Paws on the Wharf, Canary Wharf, London
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Shaun the Sheep, Maidstone, Kent
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Elmer the Elephant, Blackpool
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Shaun The Sheep, Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire
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Eurovision, Liverpool
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Elmer at Petworth House, National Trust, West Sussex
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Amazing Morph, Guildhall, London
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Tortoise Takeover, St Helier and La Mare, Jersey
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Herd in the City, Southend-On-Sea, Essex
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The Big Hop, Turriff, Aberdeen
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The Big Dog, Swindon
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Big Splash, Isle of Man
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Coventry City of Culture, City Centre
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Fargo Village, Coventry
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NHS Gratitude, Birmingham, Edinburgh
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Derby Ram, Derbyshire
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Light the North, Aberdeen
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Elmer’s Big Heart, Kent
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Lincoln IMP Trail, Lincolnshire
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Octopus Ahoy, Essex
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Big Trunk Trail, Luton
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[3] Worcester’s Big Parade, Worcester
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Rocket Round, Leicester
The Big Sleuth Birmingham, Worcester Stands Tall, Forward Exhibition, Birmingham Design Festival. Trafalgar Square, London. The Wallace Collection, London. Mission Art 415, San Francisco. Birmingham City Council. The Savoy, London. Watford Palace Theatre. Brindley Place, Birmingham. , HospiceHeART exhibition, The Royal Porcelain Works, Worcester, Elmer's Big Art Parade: Plymouth, Go Wild Gorillas: St Helier, Jersey, Lions of Windsor, Windsor, Oor Wullie's Big Bucket Trail, Edinburgh, Wallabies Gone Wild, Isle of Man, The Wise Owl Walk, Nottingham