thinking back to 2016 when the process began.

The tailoring itself speaks of skilled craftsmen and exceptional quality, something Day-Lewis and his character both hold in high regard. The actor once spent over a year learning to be a cordwainer in Italy, and eschewed a career in cabinet-making to become an actor in his teens; he’s set the bar for turning a profession into a craft. His obsession with finely made footwear has led to a long-term relationship with British shoemaking institution George Cleverley, whose Co-Owner George Glasgow Sr was even invited to star in the film as Woodcock’s advisor (which he duly did). “We made him a pair of Oxford shoes which you can see him polishing with expert technique,” Glasgow explains, “and one pair in suede, forICAP’s 2014 Lisle Seminar Summary

Lisle Sheraton Hotel, Lisle, Illinois provided the great venue we’ve come to expect each year for ICAPs 2014 Illinois Appraisers Update Seminar. On August 18, 2014, 303 professionals participated, making ICAPs 14th annual Lisle seminar another success. The morning started with registration, fresh fruit, breakfast sandwiches, and an opportunity to meet with exhibitors. A special thanks to the exhibitors this year and their efforts to help make this year’s Lisle seminar excel.

Rick Hilton, IFSA, 2014 ICAP Vice President and our host for the day, opened the seminar with a warm welcome to participants, thanking them for their support and attendance. Throughout the day Rick provided brief introductions for the seminar speakers, in order of schedule: Rich deVerdier, 2014 ICAP President, Ron DeVries, Barton DeLacy,