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Deb Brock is a multi-dimensional artist and creativity tutor whose work is rooted in a deep reverence for the natural world. Her bold, evocative mixed media pieces reflect a lifelong passion for the environment, capturing the textures, colors, and emotions of landscapes both internal and external. Whether through layered canvases or intuitive mark-making, Deb invites viewers to slow down and reconnect with the beauty and fragility of the earth.

Recently, Deb took a transformative detour from her brushes into the world of ceramics. This shift marked a profound evolution in her practice—working directly with clay, she discovered a visceral, grounding connection with the material she calls “the body of the mother.” Shaping and co-creating with the earth itself has become a new form of dialogue, allowing her to express environmental themes in a tactile, intimate way that painting never quite allowed.

As a creativity tutor, Deb is passionate about guiding others to explore their own artistic voices through connection, curiosity, and play. Whether in the studio or the classroom, she encourages a practice rooted in observation and respect for nature’s wisdom. Her work—across media—serves as both a celebration and a call to stewardship, reminding us of our place within, not above, the natural world.

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Testimonials for Workshops

"I only got into one of Deb's Creativity Workshops when someone else pulled out, and I'm really glad I got the chance. 

I guess I'm like a lot of people who deny or doubt they have any creative artistic spark, but Deb enabled me to surprise myself. She skilfully read the group, and laid on a venue, atmosphere, setting, and subtle challenge that allowed me to get out of my head, and into an "ideas" frame of mind. Her skill as an artist made it easy for me to present the idea on a canvas.

 

As a group we had a great day, and I came away with something that perfectly captured the moment, and that I still feel inspired by every time I look at it."   JR Thames

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