TV personality Bob Holness, broadcaster John Joseph Haldane, philosopher, broadcaster Bryan Ingham, etcher, painter, sculptor Tony Kaye, director Timothy Edwards, cricketer Andrew Kötting, film maker, writer, artist Ástþór Magnússon, Icelandic businessman and peace activist, a perennial candidate for the office of President of Iceland. James Mayhew, writer and illustrator of children's books Karen Millen, fashion designer Bill Mitchell founder of site-specific theatre company Wildworks. Humphrey Ocean, artist Stass Paraskos, artist and founder of the Cyprus College of Art Jayne Parker, artist Toni del Renzio, artist and writer Zandra Rhodes, fashion designer David Shaw, painter, silk-screener, tutor Richard Spare, artist Stuckist artists: Charles Thomson, Bill Lewis, Philip Absolon, Charles Williams, Sanchia Lewis Julie Verhoeven, illustrator/artist and fashion designer Ray Davies, musician Staff Tutors include: Ian Dury, Stephen Farthing, David Hall, A. L. Rees and David Hockney. Artist Mike Chaplin was a technician in the early 1970s, and Quentin Crisp a model at Maidstone College. References External links University for the Creative Arts website University for the Creative Arts Education in Kent History of Kent Education in Canterbury Borough of Maidstone Education in Medway Defunct universities and colleges in England