Now back from a wonderful time teaching in the US.
Stephen is away traveling a little longer but all the same he prepared this for you – from Washington D.C., he said.
And he asked me to make it live when I was happy with it.
OK so – still here in the US – David and I both spent 3 hours yesterday in the studio of Genius A who is an amazing designer and immensely skillful maker of stained glass.
What A does is painting, etching, enameling, silver-staining:
And now, as chance would have it, Genius Z – another great stained glass designer; famous, too (which is not the same thing) – was also there in A‘s studio.
And what do you think happened?
Honestly now: what do you think happens when 2 Geniuses – huge talents, big people – share the same small space?
You want to know what happened yesterday?
You up for it?
Really?
Then here for you is …
So, still adjusting to the different time-zone and climate, I made this film for you.
Three things to watch out for when you trace. Three things which give you the control you want.
For now, I’ll just say that how your brush comes down is crucially important to the success and beauty of your trace line. Look at this.