We spent much of Saturday afternoon holed up next-to and inside-of a culvert in a local canyon, wiring twigs and branches, scouring for plant debris, getting funny looks from passerbys, and generally having an all-around good time. For as often as we talk about creating potential works of "installation art," it was nice to actually get out and do it! It was a small project in scope, but very satisfying none-the-less.
Some photos of our work in progress:



And the final result (with Matt's graphic finessing):

To see more of Matt's Catechism Project, click here.
Some photos of our work in progress:
And the final result (with Matt's graphic finessing):

To see more of Matt's Catechism Project, click here.
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