Tag: photography

  • Join Us at Art in the Yard: A Local Artist Community Event

    Join Us at Art in the Yard: A Local Artist Community Event

    EDIT: Due to an IVF-related medical emergency, Sage House Glass was not in attendance at the Art in the Yard market advertised below. The artist is okay and resting!


    Springtime means the roses are in bloom, the earth is waking up and Art in the Yard preparations are in full swing!

    I’ve been working on new pieces for the spring markets and I’m really excited to unveil some meditation hearts, butterfly panels and new framed foliage pieces. Though the art production is going slower (re: life is lifing) I hope the amount of time I’m putting into these new pieces will make them even worthier to grace your window ledges this season.

    Art in the Yard is a very special market run by Christina Brown, better known as Moonbird Soulful Living— a local artist who has created a thriving creative community in North Carolina. I’m honored to be one of the artists featured at Christina’s Art in the Yard experience. The space itself is truly magical–the food, the art, the ambiance–come see what I mean, if you’re a local to Greensboro!

    From Moonbird Soulful Living website: “More than two dozen amazing local artists come together for a joyful day of connection, creativity, and community…It’s more than an Art Market—it’s a celebration of local spirit. Come stroll Art in the Yard, meet the artists, visit with friends and feel the joy of buying from people who make things with heart.”

    Shopping local doesn’t get better than that.

    Joining me at our station will be my sis and forever market partner with her mystery photography drops! Visit her website here for more information on her upcoming collection: Dusk Light Photos

    See you at the market!

  • Gratitude for Sisters, Our Biggest Champions

    Gratitude for Sisters, Our Biggest Champions

    I want the first words that fill this space to be about my sister. Anyone who has a sister will tell you they’re your best friend and most cutting critic, but mine has never been anything less than endlessly supportive and without judgement.

    My sister is a stunningly talented photographer. It’s more than just a business to her; she sees the world through a Kodachrome film. Anything can become a beautiful photograph in her hands, that’s what makes her so gifted. She doesn’t take for granted the way the setting sun hits the tops of buildings in an abandoned alley, or how delicate a flowering weed looks emerging from a crack in the cement. She looks at the shapes of the clouds. She watches for the light diffusing through branches in the trees. My sister is mindful of the beauty all around her, and that’s helped me to see it too.

    She took nearly every picture you’ll see featured on this website and that’s honestly the only reason I have a website at all. The self-esteem she conjured by taking the most amazing product photos of my glass art gave me the gumption to even start my small business. And more than that, she’s my business manager, my go-to market partner, my product stylist, AND she’s got the big car to fit all the tables, chairs, tents and market supplies. She helped me make my first Etsy account, she drew my first logo, she made my first sale when I was too shy to speak.

    She also held my hand through the worst periods of my loss. She encourages me to pursue my art, in whatever form it takes. She’s a constant passenger, along for the ride wherever I may be going. She’s the Anna to my Elsa. I have a lot of sisters I love, but she’s the sister I chose. I’m grateful for all she’s done and for everything she is.

    If you’re reading this and thinking “wow, I’d love to have a photographer in my family to document my life, bolster my self-esteem, and be my greatest cheerleader” then I’m sorry, she’s taken. But if you live in North Carolina, you can still hire her for product sessions, weddings, parties, real estate photography, and practically anything else under the sun— reach out to SavvyBPhotography. She’s a real girl’s girl, so don’t be surprised if you suddenly become best friends and addicted to having her camera along to document every occasion.