Actually, the bottom of the raft wasn't chalked, so you had to
carefully step over the chalk (or in my kids' cases, be lifted over)
and sit "in" the raft. No sealer! In fact, the volunteers at the
festival had to attend a special training to learn how to carefully
cover and uncover the art in case of rain!
Oddly, the drawing really looks best when photographed. And I wish I
had photographed it from the "wrong" side -- it looks really weird! I
had my whole family there and my two littlest kids had had enough of
the art festival by the time we got there, and I was in a hurry. Such
is the life of a Mommy... *sigh*
Becky
On 6/24/07, Amy Broady <AmyBroady@alumni.duke.edu> wrote:
> Rebecca--how neat! Thank you for posting this. Did you get a photo of YOU
> "in" the raft?
> (Do the people who do get a colorfull backside? If not, what kind of sealer
> does he use?!)
>
> So talented, and what a sense of humor!
>
> Thanks again,
> Amy in TN
>
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