Delve into the heart of the Texas Hill Country with the award-winning “Hill Country Artists Podcast,” which illustrates and illuminates the vibrant tapestry of art rooted in this iconic region. From the sun-drenched limestone cliffs to the serene Guadalupe River, the Hill Country has been a muse for countless artists, providing a unique backdrop for creativity to flourish. In each episode, we uncover the stories behind the area’s most captivating artworks, converse with local artists about their inspirations, and explore the fusion of Texan traditions with contemporary artistic expressions.
In this episode, Tom visits with Carol Arnold, an accomplished artist from Kerrville, Texas, to discuss her journey and contributions to the arts. Carol shares her recognition by the Kerrville Chamber of Commerce for her work with the Museum of Western Art, elaborates on her role in teaching and fundraising, and highlights upcoming art shows. She reflects on her early influences, the transition from a career in petroleum land management to full-time artistry, and the importance of community support and mentorship throughout her career. Carol also offers insights into her creative process, including how she captures landscapes and wildlife in her artwork. Tune in for a heartfelt exploration of balancing artistic passion with family life and hear about Carol’s upcoming workshops and gallery shows.
Key highlights:
- Carol Arnold’s Award and Role at the Museum
- The Roundup Program and Its Impact
- Carol’s Artistic Journey Begins
- Balancing Art and Family Life
- Upcoming Shows and Teaching Plans
Resources:
Texas Hill Country Podcast Network
The Hill Country Artists Facebook Page
Carol Arnold Workshop at the Museum of Western Art
Carol Arnold Fine Art Website
Carol Arnold on Instagram
Carol Arnold on Facebook
Cover art courtesy Deanna Eixman Fine Art
