Many artists use recycled materials.
Every Saturday the Blue Macaw on Mission Street opens its doors to vendors who sell vintage or artist-made crafts.
Made by Katrina Majkut
Jennifer Meyer, an artist who organized the mart, said 400 to 500 visit on Saturdays.
Meyer's shirts, which she's sold since the market opened nine weeks ago.
Roger L. Moore makes items that resemble breakfast foods.
By Ana Ayala
Julianne Hui started selling her key chains online.
Kalli Chapman sold her earrings for the first time on Saturday.
By Jenn Lui
Prices range from 50 cents to $500. These went for $5 to $15, depending on the size.
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Thanks for including my work among the other pictures. This was only my second time showing there, so I feel privileged to have been noticed.
I think that I should clarify on behalf of the promoters:
The name of the show is Market SF. For more info, vist their site at http://market-sf.com/ .
Thank you for the clarification Roger, I ll look into that.
In case anyone with a table at the show is still wondering what caused the power outage, there is an article explaining it all on this site ( http://missionlocal.org/2010/08/power-outage-on-mission-street/ ).
Turns out it was caused by balloons.
Thanks for disabling the power to every cash machine in a million block radius with your shiny metallic balloons, kid.