Saturday, March 12, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Blog Hop - Thanks for stopping by
I want to thank everyone for stopping by today. I think you have probably figured out that it is the view from the hill that uplifts and inspires me. Keep stopping by to enjoy the view. And be sure to check in regularly at the BOC blog and website to see all the fun events.
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument |
Blog Hop - Thinking of Spring!
Springtime in New Mexico is a wondrous time. Wildflowers everywhere! The birds that have flown south pass this way going back north. Up a little higher in the mountains, deer and bears are a regular site. I grew up as a city girl with occasional outings to the country and jumped at the chance to relocate to New Mexico when Glenn and I got married. His family has been living in this area since the 1840's and those kind of roots are getting rarer to find. Words just do not do justice to the Beauty of Spring.
And the winner of the Hummingbird is..#4 Lorelei Eurto...email me at sedillohillstudio@gmeil.com.
And the winner of the Hummingbird is..#4 Lorelei Eurto...email me at sedillohillstudio@gmeil.com.
Blog Hop - Some of my Jewerly
Blog Hop - 2nd giveaway
Blog Hop - My Studio Space and the winner is....
We have just built our house and have plans for a real studio, but for now, our studio space is where ever we are.
Our wheels and kilns are outside, our dining room is fully consumed and we have a worktable in the living room. I can’t wait to take it all outside once the weather turns nice again.
The winner of the first giveaway is Commenter #2 rockcreekcreations. Please email me at sedillohillstudio@gmail.com.
Blog Hop - 1st giveaway
Blog Hop - Some of my Jewerly
Bead of Clay - Blog Hop
Welcome to The View from the Hill, the blog for Sedillo Hill Studio. We are Glenn and Kathy Amspaugh, Raku Ceramic Artists from Sandia Park, New Mexico. We specialize in Raku beads, pendants and figurines
Rainbows over the South Mountain of the San Pedros |
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Sunset over the Sandia Mountains |
Glenn and Kathy |
Friday, March 4, 2011
Emotions in Earth
This is a yearlong project at Beads of Clay for the exploration of the expression of emotion through earth clay components of a line of jewelry – wearable or not – that expresses the emotion most prominent in your life this year.
Since I am new to jewelry making and struggling to find my style, this seems right up my alley. So first, a quick examination of my life.
Right now, in my life, I have everything I’ve always wanted. Loving husband, wonderful child, a secure day job, and some small success as an artist. Sure, there are things left undone and things that I would do differently given a chance, but overall, I have a good life. Not much emotion to work with, but staring out the window at the mountains, I feel peace wash over me. I have always felt at home in mountains, but in these mountains, I feel at Home.
From my house on Sedillo Hill, I can see the most of the mountains of the Turquoise Trail. The Sandias, the San Pedros, Sange del Christos, and on a clear day, the Jemiz and more. Layer upon layer of mountains. Juniper green fading to gray in the morning light. Lit with golds and coppers in the sunset. Purple mountain majesty in the evening. Over the top, every color blue imaginable and clouds so perfect they look like they are painted on velvet.
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