Springfield Regional Arts Council’s annual ArtsFest returns to Walnut Street this weekend. Anticipating an eager crowd of 30,000 attendees and potential customers, Springfield artist Mari Moore-Mosby has been working for six months to ensure all 400 of her pieces are ready to sell at the community event. Moore-Mosby is a full-time physical therapist at Cox Health, a working artist, and a full-time parent to a one-year-old daughter. These aspects of life often blend together, she said, making for some uniquely tangible and useful fusions. One of the many creations that Moore-Mosby of Mudbug...…Springfield Regional Arts Council’s annual ArtsFest returns to Walnut Street this weekend. Anticipating an eager crowd of 30,000 attendees and potential customers, Springfield artist Mari Moore-Mosby has been working for six months to ensure all 400 of her pieces are ready to sell at the community event. Moore-Mosby is a full-time physical therapist at Cox Health, a working artist, and a full-time parent to a one-year-old daughter. These aspects of life often blend together, she said, making for some uniquely tangible and useful fusions. One of the many creations that Moore-Mosby of Mudbug...WW…