Fire Magic

​Campfires are one of those classic camping experiences I really love. They’re practical, calming, and naturally bring people together. Tending the fire becomes something you share: checking it, feeding it, sitting nearby.
 
When I first arrived in Texas Hill Country in October, there was a fire ban in place. No campfires allowed. At first, it was disappointing, but it quickly became clear why it mattered. Not having a fire wasn’t about missing out; it was about protecting the land and the people who live there.
 
When the ban lifted in early December, having a campfire felt different. It wasn’t automatic or expected. It felt earned, shared, and appreciated. That shift in perspective is what inspired this print. It’s about warmth, care, and being mindful of what we’re responsible for—not just what we want.

Enjoy some Campfire Magic