Beatle Queen by Valerie Damon Hubbard

I asked some of Eureka's Fine Artists what their most popular item on White Street was this year:

Valerie Damon Hubbard: Valerie had 3: most popular character: Beetle Queen, most popular print: Life is a Dance featuring the character Panora, most popular cards: LOVE card and Theona Crow card.

Fran Carlin: frames

Barbara Robinson: small treescapes painted with the palette knife

Caitlyn Cantlee: watercolors, not her usual medium

Ginger Crump: of her handmade clothing, stripes and with a 40's feel

Richard Quick: the spider monkey

Eleanor Lux: anything with birds this year

Zeek Taylor : three by four foot shadow-box with chimpanzee image

Julie Kahn Valentine: watercolor Eureka Street scenes

Travis Fox: the stretchy faced guy

Gwen Bennett: large framed feather masks this year

Antler Dan: carved antler pendant of Lorelli Goddess

Jerri Stevens: small prints of The Bararian, a 36" x 48" acrylic on canvas

Sonny Carpenter: carved faces in alabaster mounted on marble and on granite, Day Woman and Indifferent

Maureen Dailey her glass assemblage The Enchanted Sea which featured a mask

Carol Z. Stevens small edition cyanotypes and photos of San Francisco streetcars. Cyanotypes are exposed to UV light as they are developed and have a blue hue.

Mary Sue Meyerhoven five minute back massage

Jack Miller his naughty notecards

Kathryn Semolic her 30" x 24" acrylic A Heady Boof which featured bees and was inspired by Tom Robbins' Jitterbug Perfume

Kurtz Miller scrimshaw featuring wildlife