I drew the double portrait sketch below at the Friends Institute Life Study group. Follow the page down and click the links to find out more about my art and other activities, or use the navigation bar at the top of the page. |
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Design work includes CD covers and websites for local musicians. He is also involved in community work and has taught Life Study and Web Design. |
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 My OnLineJones Flickr account is now up. I was finding myself short of time updating the "Digital Compact" section of my "jazz Photo" Gallery and it seemed the obvious solution. |
 Youtube.com/onlinejones has plenty of video I've posted from Bearwood Corks, Andy Hamilton's Drum and Symphony Hall gigs and The Acoustic Theatre. There's also higher quality video in the Video Gallery onthis site. |
 Vimeo.com/onlinejones is another video site, but allows higher quality than Youtube, wide screen format and high definition. Unfortunately you can't put as much up there, put what you put up can be downloaded. |
 NowPublic.com/onlinejones is a "crowd powered" news channel where we, the public, write the news. Also you can upload video and photos, and the quality is really rather good. |
 OnLineJones Web Design Tutorial is hosted on Geocities.I built this when I was teaching a few years ago. It's a bit out of date - no style sheets yet - but it teaches the principles of HTML coding OK. |
FRIENDS INSTITUTE LIFE STUDY GROUPI keep my drawing in shape with the Life Study group at the Friends Institute in the Moseley Road, Highgate, Birmingham. We're an informal, untutored group who meet every Tuesday, and our numbers include everyone from practising Artists and Art Lecturers to hobbyists and absolute beginners; everbody's welcome. We continue to run during holiday periods and we charge on a sessional basis (not by the term). Special rates are available for full time students on Art, Design or related subjects. |
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SAVE THE FRIENDS INSTITUTE
The Friends Institute, home of the Tuesday night Life Study group for a few decades now has been earmarked for closure. Click on the picture to find out how you can become involved in the fight to save this historic building, bequeathed to the City of Birmingham by the Cadbury family on Facebook. |
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Well it's great for photographs, just so long as it's from inside looking out.
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I first tried to get Broadband with BT inJanuary, 2005. I tried different ISPs without success, but just when it seemed that no-one was going to connect me on a BT landline and my landlord was starting to get used to the idea of possibly allowing cable into the house TalkTalk came good and I was connected. If you want to read the story in full and find out how TalkTalk came good where others have failed . . . |
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Welcome
to the homepage for “OnLineJones”, and other Dick
Jones’ and OLJ assosciated sites. Dick Jones is a practising
Artist
and
Designer based in the Birmingham and the West Midlands. He is heavily
involved in the local Jazz Scene and works with Andy Hamilton to
promote Jazz acts at Bearwood Corks Club in Smethwick.
His Art is
underpinned by a high standard of drawing. It was a sculpture of the Tin Man
in the Lickey Hills and a painting of Andy Hamilton in the ReLocation
exhibition
in Smethwick that attracted
most attention. Photography is finding an ever more important place in
his work and he is now getting to grips with video.
Download
my illustrated CV as a lush print quality PDF (File size = 1.8megs).