The wet costume
Drizzle on NE 8th hides toe-down. People buy umbrellas of loft. We paint instead.
Bellevue · NE 8th · rain-glass
The leading edge arrives first.
Face Aim is a glass studio, not a loft boutique. We paint how the leading edge presents to the ball when Cascade film is on the pane. A toe-down arrival can costume as a fade you paid for. A proud leading edge can costume as a launch you did not. Neither story starts until the paint dries honest.
Loft cannot rewind an arrival that already happened.
The dry indoor lie
A warehouse without film is not Bellevue in November. Ellis writes the pane note or the photo is fiction.
The pretty fade
An edge that arrives closed can dress up as aim you chose. Paint is ruder than adjectives.
What we will not do
No desert launch theater. No path sermon first.
A Fayetteville chalkboard can draw rooms. A Beaumont pit can chalk bruises. Different weather. Suite 12 on NE 8th asks how the metal first meets the ball when the glass is filmed and the lake is working.
Heard through the pane
Keiko painted my 7-wood’s leading edge and I watched it arrive toe-down in a drizzle I had been calling just Seattle. The loft badge was a bystander.
Ellis made me stand at the pane and look at the same face dry and filmed. I had been buying stronger lofts like umbrellas.
Hold the glass
Monday through Saturday the pane is open. Sunday the film stays.
10500 NE 8th St, Suite 12, Bellevue, WA 98004 · (425) 555-0109