Being interested in art from a young age, Georgina soon stood out in art and design class, educating herself in the use of the airbrush, excelling in her senior exams and going straight onto Art College, completing her time there with a National Diploma in Graphic Design.

Whilst working as a freelance artist, she completed a three year master’s degree in model making at the Arts Institute at Bournemouth and came away with a BA with Honours. She won the New Blades Industry award at London in the same year for her model of a Triumph Motorcycle submitted as her final exam piece. Georgina worked in the model making industry for a while, though personal circumstances with regards to health meant that she was unable to work in certain parts of the model making process and she returned to working as a freelance artist. 

Her portfolio continued to develop, with projects such as scenery painting for a local theatre group and digital photo-montage work.   Her airbrush work continued to win awards and acclaim at custom motorcycle shows around the country. 

The sudden loss of her parents was to turn her life upside down and for a long time Georgina was unable to concentrate on her creative talent.    Her new endeavor was launched in 2009 and was to encompass all of her rich artistic talent, resources and a new focus on her creativity – it was to be called Jo-Bill Spirit, to honour the legacy of her mother and father (Josephine and William).   Her logo incorporates the green man as a symbol of her own renewal, safe that Josephine and William are everywhere in spirit, wherever she goes.

Georgina is married to Vincent, her life long partner.   They live and work in rural Wiltshire and their passions are motorcycles, art, music and a pagan lifestyle reflected in their love of nature, a sustainable way of life and a respect for friends, family and creative expression.