Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Bandana by Corey Carbo

POV: Sam Elliot is reciting this to you ;)

HUNT, TEXAS - where time eases on, spicy Texas temps cool down, and the majestic Guadalupe River slithers on like a snake down the rolling foothills of the hill country.

Whether you’ve whiled away, swaying in a rocking chair at the Hunt Store, made a lifetime of memories at the local summer camp, or rode a canoe down onto the flats - you know this place is TRULY majestic. A town untouched, a step back in time, offering a slice of paradise to all who enter. She welcomes the out-of-towners, the day trippers, and wayfarers with open arms, a warm smile, and a tip O’ the ol hat.

It is hard to believe that the floods of the 4th ripped through this town in the way it did and through the hearts of so many. Thoughts are with those who call the hill country home and those who have been affected by the events and tragedy of that day. What makes the heart mend a little, is witnessing all of us Texans show up, uplift one another, and extend a helping hand in any way that they can.

We are privileged to have this opportunity to commemorate Hunt, and all its glory, and to collaborate with our community to bring you an opportunity to remember and donate. 100% of the sales will go to Kerville Pets Alive!, who are actively recovering and reconnecting our furry friends with their loved ones, and Kerr County Flood Relief, who stepped in immediately to support this community and are already paving the path to brighter days.

-Corey Carbo

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This piece was created by Corey Carbo, an Austin-based designer and artist, who spends her 9 to 5 time making design dreams come true with long-time friends, JuiceLand, alongside her partner, whose family resides in the area, and was raised by the great Guadalupe. Screen printed by Raw Paw, a studio of artists helping other artists make their print dreams come true!

Links:
https://kerrvillepetsalive.com/
https://www.communityfoundation.net/
https://www.juiceland.com/