PHOTO GALLERY: Sarasota Chalk Festival - Sunday
Date: 11/05/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Ruben Poncia works on his piece “Flea Circus”. -
Truman Adams takes a photo on an iPhone of his 3D chalk piece Sunday, Nov. 4. -
Vera Bugatti and Legno Luigi wear clown noses and show off their chalky hands as they pose with their piece Sunday, Nov. 4, during the Sarasota Chalk Festival. -
Henry Darnell’s piece for the Sarasota Chalk Festival -
A vertical piece of a purple, bearded lady created by Stephen Palladino. -
Julio Jimenez added real banana peels to his circus monkey piece. -
Erin Johnson works on a vertical piece Sunday, Nov. 4, during the Sarasota Chalk Festival. -
Big Cat Habitat brought out two white tigers, a lion and liger for festival-goers to see and feed. -
Thousands of people took their time to look at all the chalk pieces created for the 2012 Sarasota Chalk Festival Sunday, Nov. 4. -
Tomoteru Saito poses with Pedro Reis in front of Saito’s piece “Lou Jacobs with his daughter”. Lou Jacobs’ daughter is Circus Sarasota’s Dolly Jacobs, Reis’ wife. -
Kurt Wenner’s piece is the largest piece at the festival.
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