Jessica Colebrooke (nee Maycock) born in Nassau, The Bahamas, is a Fine Artist and a ceramicist.
Jessica studied at the College Of the Bahamas (1991- 1994) as well as The Rhode Island School Of Design, Providence RI, where she received a Baccalaureate Degree in Fine Arts in 1997.

In 1996 Jessica established the Jessica's Tileworks Studio (JTS), a company that produces fine art pottery, souvenirs, art tiles and ammenities that are indigenous to the Bahamas and the Caribbean. JTS' main objective is to produce a line of ceramic ware that can stand apart, with durability, simplicity and elegance, mimicing the seagrape bushels near the local seashores, or that captures the memory of a vistor who cannot forget that scuba diving tour where they saw our beautiful marine life.

Apart from creating a viable ceramic business, Colebrooke has a list of accomplishments that has severed her with great experience; these include her participation in several local and international exhibitions such as
- Woods Gerry Gallery, Ceramics Biennial Show, Providence, Rhode Island 1995
the Inaugural National Exhibition at the National Art Gallery Of the Bahamas 2003,
- NE 2 National Exhibition, The National Art Gallery Of The Bahamas, Nassau Bahamas 2004
The Women of the World biennial for 2000 which traveled to New York, Sweden and Germany, and most recently the
- Freedom Call, A Fine Art Exhibition commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade Freeport, Grand Bahama 2007

Jessica has also taught at the College Of the Bahamas as well as for the Ministry Of Education in the Bahamas. She has also served as Art and Ceramic instructor at the Finco Summer Art Workshops and the Inter-American Development Bank 2nd Summer Art Workshop.