It is 3:12 in the morning. I am wide awake as I often, listening to those radio podcasts which I can’t hear during the day because I prefer silence when I paint glass (or J.S. Bach).
Suddenly, in the middle of the night, I am attacked by a sudden fit of breathless spluttering, a violent seizure.
57 new subscribers this week – it’s great so many people are willing to work hard improving their glass painting techniques.
Make no mistake: working with us is often tough, but you’ll get your own reward.
And I don’t just mean the free video at the end of this post.
I mean: your own achievements.
Today – blistered paint – you know, when glass paint bubbles and cracks in the heat of the kiln: 5 causes and 1 myth.
But first, here’s why you must know how to do it properly …
Welcome back.
Let’s start work again right now.
I remember, I was doing my apprenticeship, the question always was, “How much can you paint in a day?”
What a bad, mad question.