New batch of makers.....

[Mace]

Here are some pics from the second class I had at the local art center. There was a fifth student but he had to leave early. I've had a great time teaching these two classes.
Thanks for looking.
Mace

 

[deazyner]

Mace,
Where was this class held and will you be doing more in the future? I live about 1/2 hour from you and might be interested in taking a class if you are doing more.

Thanks,
Keith

 

[Mace]

Hi Keith,
Welcome to the forums!
I was doing these classes at the Guilford Art Center. I decided not to do any classes for the winter semester.... Hope to do more starting in the spring.
Check this link out. http://www.guilfordartcenter.org/
Mace

 

[Sam Salvati]

AWESOME Mace! They did great work, under your fine tutelage of course. keep it up man, it's guys like you that will ensure the future of bladesmithing.

 

[Chris Meyer]

Nice job Mace, but I notice that all of your "students" look suspiciously like they could be your family members! Hmmmm?

 

[sunshadow]

I should photoshop in some plastic viking hats and weresheep eyeballs and the resemblance will be complete!
Seriously, good goin'! aint teachin' fun? I swear I learn more about my process trying to communicate it to newbies (and troubleshoot their mistakes) than I do with my own hammer.
Keep at it Mace, you're certainly doing your share of taking it to the streets!

-Page

 

[T Blade]

Very cool Mace :thumbup:

.....all of your "students" look suspiciously like they could be your family members! Hmmmm?

Chris,

Actually everybody in Guilford, CT kind of looks like Mace , I think it's something in the water :jerkit:

 

[Chris Meyer]

Brilliant idea Page. You mean something like this;

(Gotta love the improved magic wand in CS3!)

 

[Mace]

HA! Chris, That is some funny stuff!
Mace

 

[sunshadow]

Exactly! I'm sure the weresheep only come out at night in the bunkhouse

-Page