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JFS Alumni updates<br />
Old Boy Kieran Treadwell makes debut for Ireland<br />
We were delighted to hear that<br />
after coming on as a Substitute the<br />
previous week, Kieran Treadwell<br />
was to make his full test debut for<br />
Ireland against Japan. What a great<br />
example for the current students<br />
here at John Fisher.<br />
Old Boy paints a different picture<br />
Ricardo Insua-Cao’s, S.Lm, B.A<br />
(Hons), work is surprisingly diverse,<br />
from tight natural history illustration<br />
and miniature watercolours on<br />
ivorine (an unusual type of plastic<br />
made from formaldehyde and<br />
casein protein extracted from<br />
skimmed milk) to very large<br />
abstracts in oils, from corporate<br />
graphic design to free design for musicians.<br />
During his A-Level years, Ricardo was taught miniature painting initially<br />
by Elizabeth Davis Wood M.B.E. and then Michael Bartlett, then Vice<br />
President of the Royal Miniature Society. After his A-levels, Ricardo went<br />
to Central Saint Martin’s School of Art and Design, receiving a Diploma in<br />
Art and Design. This led to three years in Cornwall where he studied for a<br />
B.A. (Hons) in Illustration at Falmouth College of Art, where he gained a<br />
1st Class Degree.<br />
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