Hi Pete and Lisa,
Here’s a link to download the MP4 file.
Since you plan to download it (not play it online), it’s quite big – 54 Mb big – because that way you’ll get good quality.
So please get it down once to your computer (maybe 15 minutes or so), then loop it from there.
I hope your time goes well.
All the best,
Have you ever heard people say how the young can’t draw, the young can’t paint, the young can’t concentrate “like I could when I was their age …”?
Well, based on our experience in the studio here, that’s just not true.
Listen up, and Stephen will share some entertaining and instructive tales with you.
For those of you who have Grip, we’ve just published a useful demonstration of stained glass tracing.
It’s slow-motion, close-up and with 3 cameras so you see everything you need to see.
Here’s a clip from it:
To get this video (and the others in the series), download your own free copy of Grip right here.
OK these two technique-packed DVDs cost you money, sure …
Maybe you consider it’s a lot of money when there are always other calls on your wallet …
But if you reckon it’s expensive, I wonder what there is to compare it with?
Maybe you’ve seen other glass painting DVDs?
Yes – there are a few (a very few).
So here are some really good questions:
Do other glass painters make themselves available to answer your questions? (No they don’t)
Do other glass painters give you a whole forum for you to comment and enquire? (No they don’t)
There’s no comparison.
Maybe other DVDs cost less and are cheap.
But these DVDs are best value. Cost and value are not the same.
If you don’t see how these DVDs will save you so much time, money and frustration … if you don’t see how these DVDs will help you paint glass better, then – yes – I’ve failed to communicate what you (if you work hard) will get from it, and I am sorry about that, because I’ve failed you there.
Just please do consider what your time is worth.
If we can answer just one question from you, solve just one problem – how much is that worth to you?
Will you get that kind of help from ordinary DVDs?
I don’t think so.
Figure out what’s best for you.
For more information about the double-DVD box set, see here.
For the digital editions, please see here.
All the best,
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