Teaching
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Helen Russell’s beautifully engraved and painted dragonfly
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Richard with his stained glass panel inspired by Tamara de Lempicka’s painting. I like the striking figure and how Richard has translated it into stained glass.
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Engraved, painted and stained owl by a student who had never worked with glass before
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Stained glass made in two days by a student inspired by a window in the collection at Strawberry Hill House. This is a lovely interpretation from a complete beginner.
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Justine’s engraved, painted and stained panel made in three day Master Class
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Students at work on a Taster Day
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Mel’s glass painting inspired by Gustav Klimt’s painting explores mark making and enamel painting. I love the choice of subject matter.
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Claire’s stained glass made at a two day workshop at Strawberry Hill House. The restrained colours and delicate painting work really well together.
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Artist Sophie Artemis produced this panel in three days with no previous experience of glass.
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Kim’s first time with stained glass (or any art since leaving school). She covered all techniques in a day and a half
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The owl and the pussycat went to sea… I really like the the way they are painted against the full moon
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Painting and engraving during a half-day workshop. The image was inspired by medieval art
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Inspired by a linocut, this whale was engraved and painted on Flashed glass
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Made by a 15 year-old in a three hour workshop. Lovely detail inspired by a linocut
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Wonderful first attempt at stained glass inspired by the collection at Watts Gallery.
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A beginner made this panel in a day and a half.
Teaching
To keep stained glass alive and flourishing it needs to be taught and the skills need sharing. I help students from complete beginners to experienced professionals to reach their artistic potential. Students achieve stunning results because they use the finest handmade glass that I use myself. I teach glass engraving, painting, leading, designing and all the processes I use in my practice. I have a Speedburn kiln that allows the glass to be fired and cooled in just over an hour. There are no pattern books or restrictions just beautiful materials and expert tuition.
Spaces are strictly limited with a maximum of four people in a workshop. If you can get a group of 3-4 people together I can put on a class at a time that is mutually convenient.
You can join me for some homemade soup and bread or you can bring your own lunch. Refreshments are included. My studio is in Farncombe (near Guildford), which is 45 minutes from Waterloo by train.
The cost of all classes is £25 per person per hour. The longer the workshop the more you can achieve. There may be space for part of the workshop – please email me the week before to check availability.
Gift Vouchers are available for one-day or two-day workshops and make a great present.
Drop-in Classes
I have a few spaces for students who are keen to learn from me on a regular basis. Students work on their own projects and learn at their own pace. Every month or so we hold a group tutorial and critique that it is open to any student with their own studio who is serious about stained glass. Please email me if you are interested.
Lectures and Talks
I give talks about my work to arts organisations, museums and groups. Please contact me if you would like more information.
Dates for Workshops 2021
Due to COVID-19 all workshops are cancelled until further notice. If you would like to book a place when new dates are available then please email me .
The Studio
1 Furze Lane
Godalming
Surrey
GU7 3NW
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