Nearing the end of the first week of the Third Annual Grand Masters Program, the students are quiet and focused. With such serious students one can expect to see some serious advancement. The work featured here is a contrast between using traditional tools and pneumatic ones. Although both are different, these students are quickly adding value to their skills through this class.

Student John Pease, who is from Chester, Massachusetts, works with traditional tools like a chasing hammer during this course. His beautiful engraving techniques have improved even from earlier in the week. Robert Strosin, another student of Winston's during Grand Masters, has also been adding to his skills while studying under Winston. During class, Robert uses GRS pneumatic tools and a microscope. He is from Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.

While these students did not come to class empty handed, they will all leave with much more knowledge about this art of engraving. Studying even for a few days under masters like Winston Churchill is truly a rewarding experience for all who attend the Grand Masters courses.

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