Ramiro Ordonez works on his Chalk Art Entry
Ramiro Ordonez works on his Chalk Art Entry
Local Artist Ramiro Ordonez works on his Chalk Art Entry for Chalk the Block 2019 Image Description: A male artist, wearing a grey t-shirt, is crouching on the lower left-hand side of the color photograph. The image is shot from an aerial perspective. There are boxes of pastel colors to the right of him. He is applying pastel color to a design on the concrete sidewalk. The image he is working on is sectioned off by blue painter's tape. The image the artist is working on inside the boundaries of the painter's tape, is of a woman, with reddish brown hair who is peering out behind two large. green cactus paddles. Above the woman's head there are numerous flowers in white, yellow, blue, pink and orange.
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