Getting Back Out There

I don’t know about you, but this April has been busy. It feels like the world is reopening, and just in time for some beautiful spring weather!

The drive-thru art event ARTic Expedition took place (where I debuted my dynamic-light and fabric sculpture “Magic Eye”), I went camping with friends, and I got down to the Gulf Coast for some time with my family.

I’m looking forward to more outdoor social time and camping trips before the infamous Texas Summer begins. Bring on the sunshine, fun, and relaxation!

Magic Eye at ARTic Expedition.
Out of the Ashes by artists Rachel Collier and Tess Noble.
Dr. Beak by artists Eric Schiele, Destiny Augustine, and Robert Abdallah.
On the Overlook Trail at South Llano Rive State Park.
The armadillos were out in force.
Spring flowers were just starting to bloom. I love these fanciful little puffs on the “Sensitive Plant”.
Portuguese man o’ wars dotted the beach at Port Aransas.
They’re surprisingly beautiful! And strange.
Back in Austin, I ventured out to the Hike And Bike Trail, which follows the river near downtown. I’ve missed spending time in my city, which has continued to grow and change. I’m looking forward to exploring and finding out what’s new – especially the bars and restaurants!
My favorite swimming holes are starting to fill up along the Barton Creek Greenbelt.
I’m ready for summer afternoons spent outside with good company.

Somehow, during all this activity I’ve made time to work on a secret art project, which I’m excited to share next month. Stay tuned!