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The Modern Butlers’ Journal, September 2019, Creative Corner

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The mold of Mephistopheles that was featured in the July issue has been utilized to make a plain chocolate version and a chocolate version with gold and red cocoa-butters (pictured)—with some assistance in airbrushing from one of the chefs (a gold-medal winner of the Young Chef competition in the US) at Mr. Gutman’s hotel.

A cast was also made from resin & plaster, with a small magnet embedded at the back.

If these seem too complex to follow, then the following simpler fruit creations may encourage others to follow in Mr. Gutman’s footsteps:

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Meanwhile, Mr. Gutman continues to work on improving his craft:

These horses are made with water-based clay so they would harden and he could paint them with a bronze look. Time to make so far: 10-12 hours.

Mr. Kobi Gutman is one of the most accomplished hotel butlers in the world, currently working as the head butler at a private hotel in Florida; he can be reached via the Institute.

The Institute is dedicated to raising service standards by broadly disseminating the mindset and superior service expertise of that time-honored, quintessential service provider, the British Butler, updated with modern people skills, and adapted to the needs of modern employers and guests in staffed homes, luxury hotels, resorts, spas, retirement communities, jets, yachts & cruise ships around the world.

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The Modern Butlers’ Journal, July 2019, Creative Corner

Kobi GutmanCreative Corner

featuring Kobi Gutman

Here is the latest creation from Mr. Gutman: What appears to be Mephistopheles, a demon featured in German folklore and originally appearing in literature as the demon in the Faust legend.

This is the original sculpture.

And this is the casting from it in stone—really a casting mix called «drystone,» the benefit of which is that it retains its white color, whereas other mixes come out greyish.

Next on the agenda is casting in chocolate for guests.

Mr. Kobi Gutman is one of the most accomplished hotel butlers in the world, currently working as the head butler at a private hotel in Florida; he can be reached via the Institute.

The Institute is dedicated to raising service standards by broadly disseminating the mindset and superior service expertise of that time-honored, quintessential service provider, the British Butler, updated with modern people skills, and adapted to the needs of modern employers and guests in staffed homes, luxury hotels, resorts, spas, retirement communities, jets, yachts & cruise ships around the world.

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Koby Gutman Newsletter

The Modern Butlers’ Journal, June 2019, Creative Corner

Kobi GutmanCreative Corner

featuring Kobi Gutman

It has been a year since Mr. Gutman shared the artwork he creates for the guests at his hotel. He has not been idle meanwhile: Here we have a creative way of presenting a watermelon that was tailored to the guest interests—

and an expressive clay statue.

If art is the quality of communication, and that is as good a definition as any, then these communications certainly qualify, adding value to the guest experience.

If you are inspired, remember that Mr. Gutman has had no training at all on any of these subjects—just what his own interest, research, native skills, and desire-to-please have opened up to him.

Mr. Kobi Gutman is one of the most accomplished hotel butlers in the world, currently working as the head butler at a private hotel in Florida; he can be reached via the Institute.

The Institute is dedicated to raising service standards by broadly disseminating the mindset and superior service expertise of that time-honored, quintessential service provider, the British Butler, updated with modern people skills, and adapted to the needs of modern employers and guests in staffed homes, luxury hotels, resorts, spas, retirement communities, jets, yachts & cruise ships around the world.