PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Chalk Festival - Saturday
Date: 11/05/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Chalk artists work on their pieces Saturday, Nov. 3, as spectators walk by and watch them work. -
Boxes full of different colored chalk. -
Jessica Dirkes works on her piece that she based off of a black and white photograph. -
Valerie Glessing holds up her son Austin, 5, to look through a viewfinder to see a 3D chalk piece. -
Mythica Von Griffyn begins to paint Gina Lopez’s hand into her colorful chalk piece of a zebra Saturday, Nov. 3, on Pineapple Avenue. -
Sailor Circus jugglers performed Saturday, Nov. 3, on Pineapple Avenue. -
Kobra’s 3D chalk piece -
David Lepore works on his black and white clown. -
Renee Keady works on her piece, “Lion”. -
Sara Martin, 9, works on her piece that she called “Circus Cat”. -
Mythica Von Griffyn paints Gina Lopez into her colorful chalk piece of a zebra Saturday, Nov. 3, on Pineapple Avenue. -
Lorelle Miller took one of her own original pieces and created into a chalk piece for the Sarasota Chalk Festival. -
Kitty Dyble Thompson’s piece required the viewer to look at the piece in a cylindrical mirror. -
Adry del Rocio wore a sombrero to keep the sun off of her while she worked Saturday, Nov. 3, on Pineapple Avenue. -
Students from Sarasota High School created a piece that incorporated their school mascots as clowns. -
Lincoln Sibley, 6, walks across the tight rope of one of the 3D pieces. -
Francine Smetts does a vertical piece on the side of a building on the corner of Burns Court and Pineapple Ave. -
The Somethings performed Saturday, Nov. 3, on the stage at the corner of Pineapple Avenue and Selby Drive. -
Sailor Circus unicyclists perform Saturday, Nov. 3. -
Kristen Willis and her daughter, Taylor, 10, make their own chalk art Saturday, Nov. 3, on Selby Drive.
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