Hien Nguyen had just begun to sketch out his street illusion.

Athena & Diana Roberts had just begun to border their drawing with flowers.

Alice Scott-Crittenden had begun by drawing the deep brown eyes of the boy.

Eddie Morano had begun with a foot seen from below. Later he would add the other foot and the body upside down below the sidewalk.

Kelsa Hawkins had already completed the head and left arm of a 1920's woman.

For Henry Casas, the face from the eyes down was almost complete, as were two of the flowers.

Chalk-A-Lot was an opportunity for children to participate in the street art. Each child got a 50x50 c.m. (20x20 inch) square to draw in. Chalk was provided.

Lawrence Viariseo and Aviva Rochester were just creating a chalk portrait of a famous Silicon Valley figure.

Lury Norris, Noelle Meaway, Brian Maus were making good progress on the face of a child. It appeared as if the mouth would be next.

Cynthia Kostylo worked to produce a large version of the face on a print. The print was an original by Stephen Bennett.

Marlon Yanes had just competed a single eye. Her drawing promised to be rather colorfully abstract