 There is a centering clarity to my work. A discipline that allows being in the world while still being in touch with the soul.  With the window open, the fragrance of flowers is carried in on a breeze. A breeze with the slightest chill, reminding me that warm autumn hues will replace bright summer colors very soon.  And so the pace quickens just a little because I refuse to rush my work. I've got new designs to finish and favorite pieces to reshoot ...
25 Comments
9/2/2010 10:42:21 pm
Giveaway details for Capri Blue Vintage Glass Earrings as shown in this link:
sa
9/2/2010 11:56:43 pm
saw the comment on FB and I'm already a fan, very beautiful
Deb Haas
9/3/2010 12:07:10 am
I always love to see the new things you are coming up with. Happy Labor Day weekend. 9/3/2010 01:45:38 am
Love Beyond the Rockz! I've been following... Ok.. stalking them for a LONG time! 9/3/2010 02:32:43 am
Hi sa! Winner here as a comment (after midnight (EDT) this Saturday, 9.4.10). We'll leave a note on our Facebook page too. Thank you for writing in and good luck!!
Rhonda Packard
9/3/2010 08:14:12 am
I'm in love with your beautiful work and would love to win these!!
Rhonda Packard
9/3/2010 08:30:30 am
I put you on my FB page!
Cherie Corey
9/4/2010 07:01:53 pm
Just found your awesome giveaway. Not sure what time it is where you are? I am sitting in my Daughters hospital room right now as we wait to see if the baby is to arrive or not?? LOL I will repost on FB.
Cherie Corey
9/4/2010 07:26:07 pm
Here is MY Facebook link, 9/4/2010 10:50:02 pm
And the winner is ...
sabina edwards
9/6/2010 12:59:50 am
wtg carol 9/6/2010 01:43:45 pm
The orange antique button ring is our next GIVEAWAY! To see it, click to our Facebook page (a direct link is on the right side of this page). Winner announced this Tuesday by midnight. Because of the delay announcing this GIVEAWAY, there will be another this week!
Toni
9/6/2010 01:46:00 pm
Oooh, I'd love to have that orange ring! It's beautiful!
sabina edwards
9/6/2010 01:59:46 pm
yes the orange ring is very nice :)
mommakoala
9/6/2010 02:05:57 pm
That's what I love about your pieces. They are unique and one of a kind.
mommakoala
9/6/2010 02:07:59 pm
tweeted
mommakoala
9/6/2010 02:08:53 pm
I shared on facebook
Meghan LaMason
9/6/2010 02:29:43 pm
I always share my favorite pieces with my husband! I wish he would wise up!! Lol
Cindy
9/6/2010 02:44:56 pm
I love your pieces.. they are timelss and so beautiful. I always visit esty.com to view things there and look forward to seeing my name as a lucky one someday. keep up the wonderful, creative work..
mimiburt
9/7/2010 12:54:03 pm
Simple, beautiful, another amazing piece from BTR.
mimiburt
9/7/2010 12:57:18 pm
Happy to share on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1644446944 9/7/2010 02:03:03 pm
And the winner is ...
Marilyn
9/24/2010 03:37:10 am
Could I ever really get lucky???? Such beautiful work and incrdible choices!!! Leave a Reply. |   Al and Caroline The art of light inspires, and its play with color captivates. Light's transforming quality fascinates, especially when it is captured by gemstones and antique stained glass that glow from within...
... When not in the studio or taking turns answering your questions, we like to blog. Thanks for stopping by! Al is skilled in the arts of goldsmithing, diamond setting and jewelry designing, and all of the jewelry here, except for mixed media, is Al's - - all meticulously done by Al, no outside assistance. Although there are a few collaborative designs with his wife Caroline, and there are her occasional oohs and ahs and what-if questions. Well, maybe a little more often than that! Most of the photography is done by Caroline, and she designs and handmakes mixed media art jewelry.     
                                      If you would like to leave a comment to a post on this page - - it's easy! Look to the right of the title, and you will see a link all in red letters. Click that, and you will be able to leave a comment. Oh, and if you try to leave a comment but this site acts kind of funky, just hit refresh and then the window should come up. Thank you very much!    Stained Glass Association of America The Preservation and Repair of Historic Stained and Leaded Glass The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art The Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows Metropolitan Museum's Gallery devoted to the Works of Louis Comfort Tiffany Corning Museum of Glass Museum of Glass The Toledo Museum of Art Glass Pavilion The Blenko Museum  If you like something you see here on beyondtherockz.com and you would like to post our links onto your own site, we'd be flattered! Just please be sure to note our site on your post - -   July 2013  |
RSS Feed