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I have been a professional artist and illustrator for more than twenty years.

Based in Oxford, I specialise in portraiture and publishing work.

My styles range from realistic oil and acrylic, to impressionistic palette knife work. I produce digital artwork using Painter and Photoshop for Publishing and advertising.

I also take commissions and offer private tuition in portraiture.

I've set up Windrush Creative as a new business for 2012 and its aim is to offer new and exciting craft workshops in West Oxfordshire. So far the following workshops have been organised: Weave a Willow Animal, Weave a Willow Plant Support, Make Your Own Mosaic and Make Your Own Felt. New workshops currently being organised including: Make Your Own Bead Jewellery and Paint Your Own Pottery. Other ideas for workshops include: soap making, handmade paper making, Christmas gift making, living willow structures, silver jewellery and more.

Based in South East England, Nikhilesh Haval specializes in photography of the built environment. He undertakes projects based anywhere in the United Kingdom and Worldwide. He uses professional digital equipment like the 24 Megapixel Nikon D3x, architectural shift lenses & portable lighting equipment like Bowens flash producing high quality digital imagery suitable for all editorial and commercial work. Besides many UK based clients, he has worked in the USA, Malta, India & Morocco.

Arts at the Old Fire Station is a charity and social enterprise in the heart of Oxford, offering a range of performances and exhibitions for everyone, support for emerging artists and enterprising ways to sustain and develop art as a business.

We have a shop selling original artwork, a gallery with a wide range of exhibitions, a theatre offering music and drama, a studio for all kinds of dance and workshops for artists to make work. We also have space to hire for classes, rehearsals and meetings.

Debbie has been potting for 16 years, coming up through the adult education / City & Guild route.

Debbie has a passion for hand-built organic forms and occasionally includes mould making elements. For the several years she focused on making teapots (some would say, indeed many did, she was obsessed ). However she has developed her work into more organic forms, which incorporate long stems (spouts) and have a distinctly anatomical feel about them.

Debbie works predominantly in earthenware, with occasional forays into stoneware and even porcelain, using a small palette glazes.