Andrew & Louise From

#atthebench #andrewberry #andrewandlouise
Watch the interview with David J Lilly, one of the contestants from this years #allthatglitters
Andrew & Louise travelled to Brighton to take a look around David's studio and get all the low down on his life, experience and inspirations. Finding out how David discovered jewellery, talking about stained glass, Brutalism, his design process, background, social media and a whole lot more.
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[@maryanncauchy2143]

I love hearing other jewelers’ stories. Thank you for doing this. So inspirational!

[@thomasgunter9302]

Unlimited, smart creativity without any boundary: This is very inspiring indeed!

[@DianneCulbertsonJacques]

Fabulous, I can't wait for part 2!

[@davidlilly627]

Thanks so very much this was great to watch. I look forward to seeing the next one 🙏🙏

[@Queen_Street_Sterling]

Terrific and inspiring interview! I’m heading to an international art fair in Toronto this weekend & I’ll be looking for inspiration in the paintings & sculptures now.

[@jasonphillips5227]

Awesome…! What an inspiration…! Would it be possible to get the details to follow David….! I have done cursory checks and could not locate .

[@albertpartridge2194]

really enjoyed the interview very creative feller bit like me works from the cuff i never draw anything all in my head

[@gilliansprott5487]

Great interviews, so interesting.

[@daveford2211]

David is such an inspiring person to spend the day with, I’d highly recommend a workshop day with him I learnt so so much , my mind was buzzing when I returned to my own work space , ps I was a bit skint too as I purchased my own lapidary set up too oops.

[@dermotkelly2971]

Great video. I have only just seen some of your videos and find them really good. I live in Thailand and I might start to make rings and things from silver. I have to build a small workshop in order to do it. Your workshop looks really nice I love the wood walls. A workshop doesn't have to be a scruffy old place. Do you have to get your silver rings hallmarked? If so is it best not to clean the ring up too much because of slight distortion maybe from the stamping of the hallmark.