When you live in a reality that everything is alive and connected - it feels hard to witness the ways in which society pushes us apart, keeping us separate from one another and distracted from the ways in which we are connected to the earth.
My partner and I have been researching ways to ensure that we have housing security, land to spend our time, to cultivate the land and plant/tend to our own food. To meet someone who has the same dream of waking up on the land we tend to, sitting on our wooden porch with a cup of coffee - listening to the birds and watching the sunrise before diving into the day - has been a beautiful thing.
We live in Northern California, where a lot of the land surrounding our current home, is considered part of the burn scar from multiple large fires that California has seen in the last ten years - the park fire, the camp fire & the north complex/dixie fire. Knowing that we could put our energy into bringing life back to the soil & the communities in which we live is something I hold on dearly to.
As someone who is an artist by trade, I am eager to create a way to send out a little happiness and love into the world while also creating a savings for us to put down roots on a piece of land & cultivate a relationship with it and the food we consume.
Watching this youtube video touched me in ways that I find hard to articulate. There are so many examples of humanness that I desire to experience, witness and cultivate within my own community. The idea of a community being able to sustain itself, to support itself - by having food not a financial burden but an offering because someone was able to see the idea of gifting food, and gifted this beautiful soul the land to bring his dream to life.
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Casting My First Flask - Technically Unsuccessful
So I did my first casting run. Did it go perfectly? Nope. Did I learn a ton? Absolutely.
I invested four wax pieces that I made, invested them and steamed the wax out, ran the flask through the burnout schedule in my kiln .... got my silver all prepped. Everything was going smooth until I fired up the Electramelt for the first time.
OH. MY. SMOKE. STINK.
Nobody warned me that the first time you turn it on it burns off the fiber top and absolutely stinks up the place. Even with ventilation and air filters going nonstop, my studio still reeked for DAYS. Vinegar spray for the win!
The flask was at casting temp, it came out of the kiln looking good and the moment I set it on the vacuum table and was ready to pour the molten silver into the flask...
Pop 💥
The breaker blew (HAHAHA!!!) Half expected.
Silver was already melted and it only took a second to flip the breaker & return to the studio, so I just went for it. I thought, "just go as fast as possible, let's do this!"
Well, that was the wrong call :) More than half the silver cooled too quick and never even made it into the flask. Instead of four pieces of jewelry, I got one adorable little kiln fairy, which was the start of the wax tree. The molten silver that didn't make it out of the crucible on the left, the start of my casting on the right. 
This lil guy is just chilling on my bench now. Gonna give him some eyes at some point.
And in true Courtney finding hearts everywhere fashion, the hole at the center of the pour LOOKED LIKE A HEART!
Now I know which order to turn my tools on/off so the breaker doesn't trip and I've done the entire process from start to finish at home now... so here is to going into round 2 more confident ... I'll keep you posted!
Investing & Dewaxing in My First Flask
Phew. I did it.
My first flask investment and dewaxing process is DONE. This is one of the steps building up to the thing I've been working towards—casting using the lost wax method. And let me tell you, it took ALL EFFING DAY.
I spent the morning getting things cleaned up and ready to go. Triple-checking everything. Forgetting that I had calculations IF I TURNED THE PAGE ONE MORE TIME in my notebook that would have saved me 2 hours, mixing it incorrectly 3 times and dragging my partner in to scratch his head with me lol.
You know that feeling when you're doing something new and you just keep checking and rechecking because you want to make sure you get it right? That was me. All day.
The studio looked like a tornado hit it by the time I was done—investment powder everywhere, tools I swore I just had in my hand suddenly missing, my phone calculator open with numbers I couldn't remember what they were for.
My partner kept coming by to tell me how proud they were. Which was so sweet, even if to me it felt like I was getting nowhere fast. Sometimes you just need someone to rally behind you to remind you that this IS the creative work.
Here's the thing: I got through it, and I didn't die...
Plus, I got the venting system adjusted and rehung above the kiln so it's ready to go for tomorrow!
My first go at it wasn't perfect, it wasn't fast, and I definitely learned about fifteen things I'll do differently next time. But I got in the studio and figured it out as I went... and got through it.
There's something about doing a thing for the first time that makes you feel both completely incompetent and wildly capable at the same time. Like, "I have no idea what I'm doing" and "holy shit, I'm actually doing this" happening simultaneously in your brain.
Adding casting to my skillset feels huge. It opens up so many possibilities for what I can create. And yeah, it took all day. But it's one of those days where even though you're exhausted, having a partner who reflects that THIS is an accomplishment, and I AM being creative, makes you go to bed feeling like you just leveled up.
Here's to first times, messy studios - wish me luck tomorrow xo
What's Actually Going On With Silver ?!
So you might have noticed silver jewelry costs more these days. Like, a lot more. And if you caught my post last summer about silver hitting $39 an ounce, well... buckle up... We're at $95 now.
I figured it was worth talking about what's actually happening in the silver market right now and a little perspective :) While I'm not entirely sure how this will shape the future of my business - I do know that I am working on lost wax casting currently (and designing a wholesale collection!) where I am looking to lean into more fine jewelry, faceted gemstones and...14k GOLD! (Which is $4,747 an ounce right now....yikes!)
The Silver Situation
Everyone needs silver right now. And I mean everyone. Solar panels are eating up over 25% of the world's annual silver supply and with the push toward renewable energy that number looks like its only going up. Electric vehicles need it. Your phone needs it. AI data centers need it.
Meanwhile, the world is using about 160-200 million ounces more silver each year than is actually being mined from the earth. That's been happening for five years straight. When demand keeps outpacing supply like that, prices climb. Add in investors piling into precious metals when the economy feels shaky, and we end up where we are today.
Let's Talk About That Price Gap
You might notice that silver jewelry costs more per ounce than the spot price you see in the news. Here's why that is.
That $95 number you see? It's the spot price for raw, bulk silver traded between institutions in huge quantities. That's not what I'm buying when I make your jewelry.
I'm buying fabricated materials (wire, sheet, chain) that suppliers have already processed. That comes with fabrication fees, usually 15-25% over spot price. So before I've even touched a torch or designed anything, the material cost is higher than what you see reported.
Then comes my part: designing, shaping, soldering, finishing, marketing, shipping...etc. Labor and skill get factored in here, also. You're not buying metal by the ounce, you're buying something created with my hands that tugged at your heart when you saw it. (and YES, you deserve it!)
A little reflection to 2017 when I started smithing...
When I started, silver was around $17 an ounce. Watching it hit $95 feels surreal. That's a 459% jump.
But here's what I keep coming back to... if you own silver jewelry already, those pieces have genuinely appreciated in value. And moving forward, when you invest in silver pieces, you're buying something that holds real value, not just because its beautiful but because the material itself is valuable and increasingly essential.
We can't control what happens with global silver markets. But we can choose to invest in jewelry pieces made by our favorite artists - knowing you're supporting a real human and that is worth more than ever before.
xo,
Courtney Rae
Let's create a sterling silver bezel together!
Creating a clean seamless bezel is all about the details... I'm excited to take you along with me as we create the silver bezel for this piece of Royston turquoise. Here I will provide a few of the tips and tricks that I use in order to ensure that the seam is solid and the design looks clean upon finishing.
Step 1.
Decide which bezel wire are you were going to use to set your stone, the bezel wire should not be taller than the stone, however it should be tall enough to hit where the cabochon starts to round on the edge in order to keep the stone secure. Depending on your design you may want to use thicker bezel wire, however for the majority of the stones I set, I prefer these two options (one taller, one thinner) and am able to modify them as needed for the height of the stones I work with!
Step 2.
Wrap the bezel wire tightly around the stone and clip the wire off with enough overlap of the two ends to ensure that we modify the length as needed in order to create the seamless finish we're looking for!
Step 3.
Begin using your flush wire cutters (I love this pair!) to snip off little bits by little bit until your two ends are just barely overlapping. Pay attention to the angle you are cutting your adjustments off the end of the wire ( they need to line up and match one another )
Step 4.
Using flush cutters often leaves a little edge - in order for the seam to be seamless, we need as much of the bezel wire as possible to touch the other edge of the bezel wire. This means, creating a seam that is filed completely clean and matches the angle of the wire it is butting up to! Use a sanding disc, a file, or a piece of sand paper in the joint and create a perfectly flush seam!
Step 5.Place the piece of hard solder under the joint of the bezel where you want the solder to flow. Spray or wipe down your piece of bezel wire with a flux of some sort - I really like using Rhonda's Purple Flux in a watercolor pen , it allows me to pick up and coat my piece of solder while placing it in the space you want it (be sure not to touch hot metal with the watercolor pen as they are all plastic/synthetic fibers
Step 6.
Let's make that solder flow - float the flame around the entire piece, evenly heating and never concentrating the heat in one place for too long. Once the piece is getting warmed up focus your flame on the piece of solder and float your flame in and out - once the solder flows it will appear a brighter color than the silver wire where it is joining the two ends.
Troubleshooting:
If your solder is a big glob ➡️ you may have used too much.
If your solder isn't fully melted ➡️ the entire piece of silver may not have been warm enough when the solder was hot or you pulled the flame out too early
If your bezel wall is a little deformed ➡️ the silver got too hot and melted a little
If your solder is a big glob ➡️ you may have used too much.
If your solder isn't fully melted ➡️ the entire piece of silver may not have been warm enough when the solder was hot or you pulled the flame out too early
If your bezel wall is a little deformed ➡️ the silver got too hot and melted a little
Soldering is truly a "practice makes perfect" type of thing, as annoying as that is - but that doesn't mean you can't set yourself up for success by having someone in your corner to ask questions to :)
If you're struggling with a project or getting frustrated getting a perfect solder seam - I'd love to help you! If you are interested in one on one support to troubleshoot your project together - let's schedule time to do that!
8 Reflections from Day 8 of Being a Full Time Artist
- NOTICING : I am keenly aware of the level of energy I feel when I'm aligned with my true passions - to get to live with the ideas that swirl in my mind all day, and the dreams I capture in writing each morning. Having the time to slow down, free from the drain of tasks that were no longer serving me to focus on what truly matters to me.
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ALLOWING : I am reminded that by creating room for what I want in this life, I am allowing space for it to arrive. To share my excitement and joy & ALLOW people to celebrate and support me on this journey!
- CONNECTION : One of my favorite things is hearing about this journey as an artist is learning about and witnessing your life in some way. I have met friends from Instagram in real life who are now life long friends. I get to chat with my community every weekend in person at the Farmer’s Market and it is so sweet seeing new and returning friends every week. Thank you for taking the time to connect with me - it really is special.
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VULNERABILITY : Sharing who I am and what I create within the walls of my studio can often feel a bit vulnerable. Sure, it makes sense, I am opening myself up to criticism and judgment. I am also opening myself up to connection and celebration.
- GROWTH : Stepping into new phases of my business can feel intimidating - I think because it feels a little bit like going back to square 1 and learning something completely new. It can feel a little scary… but, it is also exciting as HELL to know that I could share my jewelry on a larger scale by implementing these new-to-me processes. Will there be a learning curve as I step into this? Absolutely. Is it worth it? Also, yes.
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DISCIPLINE : It is so easy to want to do it all. To get excited about xyz & want to do ALL the things. I mean, if you tried to look at my jewelry bench and count the number of projects that are currently in process - you might lose count…
Maybe this is a metaphor for the idea that sometimes we just have to clear off the bench, pick a few things and follow through to the end. (As a hummingbird creative - I like to do a little of this and a little of that… THIS IS NOT EASY FOR ME!)
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TIME FREEDOM : I am the kind of person that does things when I have the energy to do things. My process or rhythm doesn’t always “make sense” to most people but following what my mind/body wants to do at that moment is such a special gift. To have the ability to package up a piece of jewelry for someone and then shift to editing a gallery for my photography client and then jump on a call to design a custom bracelet with a client and run an errand and then meet up with my mom for ice cream. It is the little things.
- GRATITUDE : When I sit and think about all of the people who have purchased something, shared kind words or excitement over these last 7.5 years… I am overwhelmed. THANK YOU for being here. THANK YOU for supporting me. It does so much for my heart to get to know you & witness you wearing your jewelry. Keep showing up in this world as a fully expressed version of yourself, you wont regret it. Thank you for choosing to support my jewelry business...and wearing my art.
Farmers Market Musings - Graduation Weekend in Chico, California!
It is graduation weekend and our small little town floods with families and friends from all over the country (and lets be honest, probably world!) to gather and celebrate their loved ones graduating from Chico State University. It is wild to think that I graduated with my degree nearly a decade ago. Would I ever guess that a decade after graduation that I would be selling my art at our local farmers market? No. But I am... and am I proud of it? HELL YES, I am.
It is the sweetest thing in the world to come in contact with my community week after week - hearing the stories of you gifting your jewelry to your friends, JUST MAKES MY HEART SO HAPPY. Like... to have a friend who sees jewelry and thinks, my friend would love this art I'm going to get it for them. Ya'll, I even had a couple stop by and they were shopping FOR THEIR FAVORITE SERVER at a local restaurant.
It is NOT lost on me that you choose to stop and share your energy with me - that you choose to exchange the money you've earned for my art. That you choose to support ME and my dream of being an artist for a living.
Sweet friends stopping to say hello means the world to me!
Katy has been showing up at the farmer's market since we reconnected just to say hi and see what I'm up to. I am so grateful to see her sunshine every time she rounds the corner!
I got to see my friend Jess who moved back to Sweden and squeeze her! What a treat, I didn't know I would get to see her while she was here!
Mom stopped by & brought me a little lemon cookie and a cupcake she & grandma made for a get together they went to. Lucky me! Dad text "I want a picture today - your mom looks so cute and I want to see your smiling face!" How did this girl get so lucky...? Mom literally came all the way back to me to take a photo with me to send to dad!
So, long story short - when I was in Mexico photographing Sand and Strings Music Festival I saw a water bottle with a bunch of Chico, CA stickers on it... so naturally, I had to introduce myself. What a small world. we're 2k miles away from home and live within 1 block of one another (well, at one point anyway!) It is SO fun getting to see her while in our home town - today she stopped and found a ring that went home with her & then sent the sweetest text : " I keep staring at my hand because I love my ring so much"
And I can't even count on my two hands the number of sweet new market friends that stop to say hi each Saturday. I am BEYOND grateful for you stopping by to say hi, to share your jewelry stories & kind words.
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING ME - Living life in color, with turquoise glasses, makes everything a little sweeter!
BSJC Seeking Market and & Event Support - Apply Here!
Love the farmers market and artist events? Want to earn some extra cash or get discounts on BSJC jewelry ? Bright Side Jewelry Co is for help on both Saturday & Sundays at the Chico Farmer's Market. Open to both sporadic or regular support based on what feels good to you! Apply here & we'll chat to see if it is a good fit :)
Let your desires shimmer in gold, darling ✨ Adding 14k offerings !
The reality : every creative is human
I create stories in my head about what can happen if things don't go as planned and the perceived threat of rejection is enough to keep me stuck in a thought loop of "I want to... but... "
I'm here to call myself out. I've had these salt and pepper diamonds since September 2022... and I've barely begun the design process.
I did seek a part-time job at a local jewelry shop @juliannesjewelry and have been learning repairs and resizing in all types of metals since Halloween! "Being in the room" and learning as much as I can while taking some of the financial strain off of my art to pay the bills while being inspired is the best. It's a powerful thing to have someone else believe in your ability to "do the thing" and say, "Come learn and work for us!"
So, it's time to get out of my own way and just play. Create. Bring them to life. ✨️
Today, I rolled out my ingot into square wire... now to begin designing matching rings for my sibling and I @shinedesignscustoms 💕
Polishing your sterling silver jewelry!
The easiest way to keep your sterling silver from tarnishing.. is by wearing it ! 😂
Lets be real though - what are some things we should think about when it comes to taking care of sterling silver jewelry?
Chemicals + Jewelry = NO GO!
Swimming + Working out + Jewelry = NO GO!
Liquid dip tarnish remover = No, no, no!
Hand polishing = Yes!
Swimming + Working out + Jewelry = NO GO!
Liquid dip tarnish remover = No, no, no!
Hand polishing = Yes!
Avoiding contact with stones = Yes!
Here are my two favorite options :
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Pro Polishing Pads ( compact option )
These pre-treated two-inch squares effectively remove tarnish and oxidation from silver and base metal. The pads are made from tight-bond cellular foam and are permanently bonded with micro-abrasives. -
Sunshine Polishing Cloth ( longer lasting option )
Impregnated with special micro-abrasives and a cleansing agent, Sunshine cloth removes tarnish and grime to leave a lustrous, long-lasting finish.
Keeping your jewelry in a little plastic bag also helps to keep your sterling jewelry less exposed to the elements which causes the metal oxidize, the process that results in your jewelry looking less than shiny!
A light touch with the polishing pads & repetitive motions is the sweet spot! Feel free to use an old toothbrush (soft, only!) with a little bit of dawn dish soap on the silver (avoid stone as much as possible) to get in the crevices and remove dirt, lotion build up, etc.
If you purchased your jewelry from a particular creative and you're nervous about cleaning your jewelry - ask if they have a service to do so, I bet they do! (I do!)
Community is Key for Farmers Market Vendors in the Chilly Winter Months
Real talk :
While being a part of the Farmer's Market may seem really romantic - often times the winter makes it HARD to be consistent, both as a customer and as a vendor!
We were so lucky to have some beautiful weather last this last Saturday & lots of community support out and about.
As a vendor who chooses to do art for a living, I wish for every market to feel financially fruitful but the reality is that isn't the case all the time. January brought a lot of rain and wind and my booth just doesn't fair well in the wind which meant having to take two Saturdays off. Hoping for a shift in February on Saturday mornings ;)
For this artists heart, there is so much fulfillment in interactions with folks who have purchased before, conversations with my community that serve as a reminder about the uniqueness of our human experience and the ways we all choose to show up in this world. I also really love meeting other creatives and hugging sweet friends - new and old!
"I just wanted to let you know that I LOVE the earrings I purchased for myself at Christmas" as she wandered on by... MY HEART BURST.
"Did you make this ring?" "I sure did" "What kind of stone is it?" "It is turquoise" ... her eyes lit up - "My husband bought it for me and we just had our son - it is his birthstone and he didn't even know it!"
THANK YOU to each of you, who take the time to stop by - look at my art - share kind words of encouragement & of course, those who make purchases - know that it isn't lost on me that you spend your hard earned money on my beautiful art.
YOU, the human reading this, mean SO much to me. Your warmth makes ALL the difference on the days when life gets busy and sales are slow.
xo,
Courtney
Farmer's Market Musings
Real talk :
While being a part of the Farmer's Market may seem really romantic - often times the winter makes it HARD to be consistent, both as a customer and as a vendor!
We were so lucky to have some beautiful weather last this last Saturday & lots of community support out and about.
As a vendor who chooses to do art for a living, I wish for every market to feel financially fruitful but the reality is that isn't the case all the time. January brought a lot of rain and wind and my booth just doesn't fair well in the wind which meant having to take two Saturdays off. Hoping for a shift in February on Saturday mornings ;)
For this artists heart, there is so much fulfillment in interactions with folks who have purchased before, conversations with my community that serve as a reminder about the uniqueness of our human experience and the ways we all choose to show up in this world. I also really love meeting other creatives and hugging sweet friends - new and old!
While being a part of the Farmer's Market may seem really romantic - often times the winter makes it HARD to be consistent, both as a customer and as a vendor!
We were so lucky to have some beautiful weather last this last Saturday & lots of community support out and about.
As a vendor who chooses to do art for a living, I wish for every market to feel financially fruitful but the reality is that isn't the case all the time. January brought a lot of rain and wind and my booth just doesn't fair well in the wind which meant having to take two Saturdays off. Hoping for a shift in February on Saturday mornings ;)
For this artists heart, there is so much fulfillment in interactions with folks who have purchased before, conversations with my community that serve as a reminder about the uniqueness of our human experience and the ways we all choose to show up in this world. I also really love meeting other creatives and hugging sweet friends - new and old!
"I just wanted to let you know that I LOVE the earrings I purchased for myself at Christmas" as she wandered on by... MY HEART BURST.
"Did you make this ring?" "I sure did" "What kind of stone is it?" "It is turquoise" ... her eyes lit up - "My husband bought it for me and we just had our son - it is his birthstone and he didn't even know it!"
THANK YOU to each of you, who take the time to stop by - look at my art - share kind words of encouragement & of course, those who make purchases - know that it isn't lost on me that you spend your hard earned money on my beautiful art.
YOU, the human reading this, mean SO much to me. Your warmth makes ALL the difference on the days when life gets busy and sales are slow.
THANK YOU to each of you, who take the time to stop by - look at my art - share kind words of encouragement & of course, those who make purchases - know that it isn't lost on me that you spend your hard earned money on my beautiful art.
YOU, the human reading this, mean SO much to me. Your warmth makes ALL the difference on the days when life gets busy and sales are slow.
xo,
Courtney
Courtney
Find our jewelry at Wild Pines - A darling store in Graeagle, CA!
When an artist creates a space for other artists to showcase their art... its evident in every inch of the way the items are displayed, the display items themselves and the overall FEEL of the shop. Wild Pines is the perfect example of this.
Wild Pines, curated by the talented Liz Swindell, is a perfect example of an artist inspired retail space. Each item is thoughtfully brought in and is displayed amongst other talented creators. Offering locals a truly unique place to find gifts and a space to drop into and find inspiration throughout the year.
While the shop is currently in hibernation mode it will reopen on April 1, 2024. Rest assured you'll be able to find Bright Side Jewelry Co. there upon re-opening, stop in and let her know Courtney from Bright Side Jewelry Co. sent you.
Supporting Creative Entrepreneurs Edition
The holiday season is officially upon us so I thought I'd kick it off this year by witnessing some of the magic that my friends, clients and inspiring humans in my orbit have put out into the world lately! I have watched these creatives pour their heart and soul into their businesses and it is my honor to share them with you! You're also able to shop almost my entire inventory online through Friday.
Happy Shopping xo
All The Bitter - Ian and Carly Blessing
Lavender Chamomile Bitters
I've been lucky enough to try almost every single flavor they've released as they were my first playing client with Bright Side Photography Co. and I must say it made my heart REAL happy to see the Lavender Chamomile flavor earn a place in the permanent lineup. FUN FACT the Lavender used is from the Lavender Ranch in Biggs, CA which is about 30 minutes down the road.
Treat yourself to the BEST in the industry!
Pssst. Help me in congratulating them on receiving the No/Low Spirit Producer of the Year at the International Wine and Spirit Awards & making the front page of our local newspaper!
Pssst. Help me in congratulating them on receiving the No/Low Spirit Producer of the Year at the International Wine and Spirit Awards & making the front page of our local newspaper!
Shine Design Customs - Jessica McKnight
My sibling is an amazing creative and all around inspiring human - she has multiple businesses, both creating incredible home decor as well as teaching courses & supporting other creatives when their businesses reach a point where they are thriving, serving as their Online Business Manager. She is the founder of the SHINE KINDNESS PROJECT - which is no surprise, because her entire business is a labor of love with the desire to uplift others.
She'll be using the money from this ornament to spread Christmas Joy this holiday season.
She'll be using the money from this ornament to spread Christmas Joy this holiday season.
Crystal Healing: The Complete Modern Guide for Beginners + Beyond
Yulia Van Doren
I had the pleasure of meeting Yulia & sharing bench time for a few days while taking a stone setting course in Auburn. I remember her sharing that she was a published author and opera singer and thinking, wow another creative forging a path in this world that supports their creative spirit. During our time in class, she shared about the second book she was bringing to life and IT IS OFFICIALLY HERE.
These pages are filled to the brim with more magic than you could ever imagine & then some! Truly special to receive a piece of art autographed by the artist herself.... and speaking of special, this special human wanted to offer you all 20% off when you use this coupon at check out - BRIGHTSIDE20
Naked Conversations Cards
Jesse McCall
This beautiful conversation card deck was created by an inspiring photographer I have followed for a long while on instagram. When I heard that she created these cards I just had to have them - I love supporting creatives who claim our multifaceted nature - lets face it, we all are. Every card in this deck is decorated with an illustration Jesse drew, a question that provokes connection and conversation with those you love & sometimes there is even an expander question to help you dive deeper. The entire deck has a beautiful gold foil finish on the edges & looks beautiful sitting around your home - this deck an opportunity to give the gift of art & connection!
BOOT JUICE
Record Out Now!
Listen to : I don't need nothin'
Imagine stumbling upon a absolute DANCE PARTY in the middle of the night at a random camp in Big Meadow at High Sierra - pure magic and making a mental note of the band... I watched these folks blow everyone away - and the next year, they are playing HSMF making their debut on grandstand. I got to meet Conner and Jess from the band, aka sweetest humans ever, and this summer I've had the chance to dance the night away on multiple occasions with them. Witnessing the dedication to their art is inspiring.
P.s. You can't attend a boot juice show and not leave with a real happy heart. Go support the release of their new record but be forewarned you will need to have your dancin' shoes handy!
(Album art done by Jess herself!)
(Album art done by Jess herself!)
Courtney Rae - aka ME!
I'd be doing us both a disservice if I didn't share with you the jewelry I have available for purchase this season.
Since I have been selling at Farmer's Market, I am trying a new way of sharing what I have available. You'll submit a request using the order form on the page above and as long as I still have them available, I'll invoice you and get your jewelry out in the mail!
As always, each piece of jewelry is mailed ready to gift to someone special (even if that is yourself)... it is truly it is an honor to have you choose my art & to share with others. THANK YOU, thank you, THANK YOU.
I'd be doing us both a disservice if I didn't share with you the jewelry I have available for purchase this season.
Since I have been selling at Farmer's Market, I am trying a new way of sharing what I have available. You'll submit a request using the order form on the page above and as long as I still have them available, I'll invoice you and get your jewelry out in the mail!
As always, each piece of jewelry is mailed ready to gift to someone special (even if that is yourself)... it is truly it is an honor to have you choose my art & to share with others. THANK YOU, thank you, THANK YOU.
SHOP ALL AVAILABLE JEWELRY HERE
xo,
Here is to a beautiful holiday season, my friends - cheers!
It means so much to have you here
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