14.75 × 17 Printed Size | This piece is Unframed
Size includes 0.5 inch white border, signed and titled by the artist
A Tribute to the 121 Lives Lost on July 4th, 2025 in Kerr County, Texas as of 7.11.25
Including the 27 girls from Camp Mystic—a place so many have called Heaven on Earth. With water so blue, grass so green, and trees that whisper a slow song, it’s a slice of Texas that has long felt like a magical escape.
With the memories we all share on the Guadalupe River, this small tribute is offered as a playful, heartfelt remembrance of the little angels, the summers that shaped us, and a place where heaven truly touched earth with 27 rays of bright light.
We invite you to consider purchasing a print in their honor.
100% of net proceeds will go toward disaster relief, including support for recovering families, memorial funds, and animal rescue efforts.
Max and I have set an ambitious goal of selling 500 prints, driven by our deep sorrow for this tragedy and a renewed awareness of the fragility of life. We will continue praying for every grieving family and for every soul who entered the gates of heaven.
Many of you have likely already given to the various worthy causes aiding in recovery—I know my two hands could only paint so quickly. If you feel moved to make a larger contribution, the original painting is available upon request (42×36 inches - please email studio@bkholsomback.com with the subject like ‘Angels of the Guadalupe’)
14.75 × 17 Printed Size | This piece is Unframed
Size includes 0.5 inch white border, signed and titled by the artist
A Tribute to the 121 Lives Lost on July 4th, 2025 in Kerr County, Texas as of 7.11.25
Including the 27 girls from Camp Mystic—a place so many have called Heaven on Earth. With water so blue, grass so green, and trees that whisper a slow song, it’s a slice of Texas that has long felt like a magical escape.
With the memories we all share on the Guadalupe River, this small tribute is offered as a playful, heartfelt remembrance of the little angels, the summers that shaped us, and a place where heaven truly touched earth with 27 rays of bright light.
We invite you to consider purchasing a print in their honor.
100% of net proceeds will go toward disaster relief, including support for recovering families, memorial funds, and animal rescue efforts.
Max and I have set an ambitious goal of selling 500 prints, driven by our deep sorrow for this tragedy and a renewed awareness of the fragility of life. We will continue praying for every grieving family and for every soul who entered the gates of heaven.
Many of you have likely already given to the various worthy causes aiding in recovery—I know my two hands could only paint so quickly. If you feel moved to make a larger contribution, the original painting is available upon request (42×36 inches - please email studio@bkholsomback.com with the subject like ‘Angels of the Guadalupe’)
