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early photos from the Grand Masters Seminars
I'm out here in Kansas having a serendiptious time with engravers from around the world. What treat to have some of the world's greatest engravers from Belgium, Italy, Austria and of course the US all in one place sharing the common love of the art.

There is much to tell about this weekend, including the annoucement of the Engraving Arts degree by Emporia State University and I will get it all recorded soon, but here are some photos from Friday nights fun gathering.
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm1/index.htm

Posted by Scott Pilkington  at 8/14/2005 7:13:03 PM.
next batch of Ron's class
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm2/index.htm


Posted by Scott Pilkington  at 8/14/2005 7:31:19 PM.
Thanks for the great pictures, hope you are getting some of the work that's being done. The standing setup is really interesting, can't imagine hauling that around. Can't wait for the next batch of pictures.


Posted by Allan  at 8/15/2005 9:10:08 AM.
I wish I was able to listen in all all the conversation across the two classrooms and the break area. It was like a three ring circus, not knowing where to turn as engravers were showing each other their work and discussing teqhniques to accomplish them. It was really a treat seeing a lot of people that you have only seen there work in magazines or books right in front of you telling you how that they did what they do.
photos from Ron's Class
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm1/index.htm
the Friday night sing along... and dang it, I missed a pic of Alain Lovenberg from Belgium playing his violin
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm2/index.htm
Socializing over the weekend and trading signatures
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm3/index.htm
The annoucement at Emporia State University about the new Engraving Arts degree, we clean up pretty well don't we?
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm4/index.htm
Some photos from Winston's class, they started out doing sculptures in clay in little bowls that Winston himself made.... how cool is that.
http://pilkguns.com/engraving/gm5/index.htm

more photos are here as well and info to sign up for next years Grand Masters program
http://www.grandmastersprogram.com/

Posted by Scott Pilkington  at 8/16/2005 3:30:48 PM.
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