Dad, 73, Is So Excited About His First Stained Glass Workshop Client
January 3, 2025
A video of an older gentleman living his dream is bringing smiles - and even happy tears - to viewers around the world.
A retired brewery owner with a passion for stained glass, Roland had been eagerly preparing his workshop to teach others the art he loves. Excited for his very first customer, he was unaware that his daughter was capturing the heartwarming moment on video.

@artworksbyroland
She posted the clip to TikTok, showcasing her dad’s enthusiasm and talent.
"Today is a special day," she wrote. "My 73 year old Dad has his first student for a private stained glass making class in his studio."
What happened next was nothing short of extraordinary—the video went viral, garnering thousands of views and touching hearts around the world.
Roland’s workshop, once quiet and waiting, is now buzzing with eager customers inspired by his skill and joy.
@artworksbyroland Keeping his dream alive 🫶ðŸ»
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The video has 8.6 million views and counting.
"Protect him at all costs," one viewer commented.
"This is the purest thing I’ve seen on here tonight and my heart is here for it. Please tell your dad how proud of him we all are. Good job, Dad!" another wrote.
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