A Christmas Chalk Drawing

Last updated on: December 26, 2012 at 12:01 am by jamespence

A Christmas Chalk Drawing 2012-12-23T20:46:49-07:00 jamespence

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Since today is the day after Christmas, I thought I’d do something a little different for today’s blog post. For almost 35 years, I’ve been a performance chalk artist. The video below is from a program I did this past Sunday, at Fellowship Bible Church in Greenville, Texas.

The title of the drawing is “A Christmas Celebration.” Be sure and watch for the black light surprise near the end of the drawing.

It’s a day late, but I hope you had a blessed Christmas. And best wishes for 2013!

Jim Pence – Performance Chalk Artist: “A Christmas Celebration” from James Pence on Vimeo.

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