Illuminati Neon - the artist Mark Sloper - has created a new piece in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, celebrating her life's achievements within its collaged background. Simply titled 'Elizabeth', Mark said the vibrant piece, "remembers the Queen’s beautiful smile and garners memories of happy times”. 

The piece is hand-embellished with gems and printed onto aluminium, giving the piece a whole new level of depth, colour, and texture. It is framed in a suitably majestic gold baroque style. A donation of £100 from the sale of every piece will be made to the British Red Cross, the organisation the late Queen was patron of for over seven decades; to purchase the piece and support the charity, click here.

The Peaky Blinders gang from Stephen Knight’s acclaimed BBC drama may be bad to the bone, but artist Jon Jones’ portraits of characters from the series on a 50-metre-long portrait wall in Birmingham’s Hill Street have helped to raise £10,000 for the city’s Children’s Hospital Charity.  At our head office in the Mailbox at Christmas 2022, we donated £1 for every photograph of the wall which was shared on social media with the hashtag #Brum4BCH. We also made a donation to the Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity from every one of Jon’s print sales.

To shop Jon's art, click here.

Since March 2022, Jon's art has taken over Hill Street outside New Street Station in Birmingham for a 50-metre mural to raise money for Birmingham Children's Hospital. Featuring many of the main characters of the award-winning TV show – including Thomas Shelby, Alfie Solomons and Polly Gray – the large-scale installation has already wowed the creator of Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight, who described it as "vivid and brilliant".

Castle Fine Art will donate £1 for every image of the wall that @castlegalleries is tagged in on social media with the hashtag #Brum4BCH. 

In continued support of our chosen charity, we were also delighted to present Birmingham Children’s Hospital with a cheque for £4,541.00 in 2020, thanks to the sale of Jon's works. 

In 2021, Lawrence released a hand-varnished giclée boxed canvas titled ‘Hope and Glory’ in honour of his late father, the renowned artist Gerald Coulson, who taught and inspired him to become an artist. In tribute to his father, Lawrence worked with Alzheimer’s Research UK to raise money and awareness for the charity from the sale of this piece, with his donation now standing in excess of £2,000.

Naomi Walters, Regional Fundraising Officer at Alzheimer’s Research UK, says: “We’re so grateful to Lawrence for supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK. Dementia affects a significant proportion of the population – there are almost one million people living with dementia in the UK. Fantastic and creative fundraising efforts like this will help us to make life-changing research breakthroughs for people with dementia.”

In August 2014, ahead of the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, we released 'Never Forgotten' by British miniature sculptor, Nic Joly. 

The artist created this commemorative edition to honour the lives lost and sacrifices made, as well as raise funds for the Royal British Legion. To date, over £80,000 has been raised for the charity and the piece has touched the hearts of people around the world, with Nic receiving letters of thanks from as far afield as Canada, New Zealand and Japan. 

In November 2018, to signify the end of the Great War, he released a follow-up: 'Golden Lives Never Forgotten'. The first ten artworks sold out within a record three hours, while the eleventh and final piece from the edition was auctioned to raise a further £3,200 for the Royal British Legion.