Art Alley was long, extending all the way from 2nd Street to 1st Street along Tehema Alley. It was filled with art and a few crafts. It seemed crowded early in the afternoon, but became packed later in the day.

An artist was at work at the corner of Tehema and 2nd Streets. The artist wore a red, paint-splattered cape, while working on a painting with a thin brush.

An artist who painted fish had his wares on display behind a rope barrier. His white painted face matched his white shirt.

Another booth featured art t-shirts for sale. There were also small fabric samples on display and for sale.

An exhibit of surreal paintings lined the sidewalk along Tehema Alley during the How Weird Street Faire.

A unicorn mylar balloon floated above one of the art booths at the 20th Annual How Weird Street Faire on Tehema Alley in San Francisco.

Art by Felicia Ann was displayed on a chain link fence on Tehema Alley (Art Alley) at the How Weird Street Faire, San Francisco.