Last Tuesday, we had a successful meeting with the tycoon whose vast mansion lies on one of the nicer London hills.
He agreed to our full-sized designs for the 16 stained glass panels we are to make for the skylights in his dining room.
Afterwards, and a little south of the tycoon’s Soho office, David and I were taken on a private tour of the Houses of Parliament.
This moving tribute to the life of Michael Lassen, stained glass maker, who died on 8th September, contains so much for all of us to reflect on in our hearts and minds.
Just had a full studio meeting.
And I see my work is well and truly cut out for me next week.
(As if it ever isn’t.)
So I am handing over my personal reins-of-power to David. Briefly.
He muttered something about writing you a “ground-breaking 3-part mini-series” on essential tips for stained glass painting with oil.
And the wind is clearly “in his sails” because he immediately dashed off to studio #2 to set to work.
Which means – next Monday, Wednesday and Friday:
You have been told.
So while David writes down for you his thrilling tips, I shall prepare my tracing brushes for next week labours …
Hand-made in London with the finest Kolinski Sable
Until now you’ve probably had to shop all over the place to get your different brushes and paints.
Which wastes valuable time.
That’s why we’ve got together with PELI Glass Products to make things quick and economical for you.