Ray Goldsbrough, as a youngster living in Sunderland, spent a lot of his free time drawing, and by the age of 13, his art teacher helped Goldsbrough to get into Sunderland Art College as a day release student.
Eventually Goldsbrough went on to study full-time at the college, initially on a year's General Studies course, then on to a three year Graphic Art course, more commonly known then, as Commercial Art.
On leaving college with his portfolio, Goldsbrough was employed by one of the biggest print firms in Newcastle and was taught the finer aspects of commercial art, lettering, logos, finished art and illustrations- a great foundation for the work he now does for Solomon & Whitehead Publishers.

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