Art made from ashes of state's largest wildfire auctioned off to support first responders

Art made from ashes of state’s largest wildfire auctioned off to support first responders
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Cameron Peak fire, west of Fort Collins, became the largest fire in Colorado's history last summer.
It took 112 days before the fire became 100% contained. While the flames may be out, the destruction and ashes remain. However, a Northern Colorado man is turning some of those ashes into art.
Tim O'Hara and Lori Joseph founded the Ashes to Art Project in 2012 as a way for the creative community to support the first responders battling wildfires across Colorado.
Nearly a year since the devastating Cameron Peak fire, O'Hara's garage is filled with paintings, sculptures, drawings, and pieces of jewelry created from the ashes.

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