Crude chalk figures depict a girl with a cross in her head.
A look directly down at some figures crudely drawn with chalk. A yellow figure of a girl takes up most of the right half of the frame. She is all in yellow chalk. Her pants are filled in. She has a belt with a yellow dot in the middle and a couple of lines that look like a halter top. Her arms are flared out and straight from her sides. The arm on the right is almost a rectangle. The arm on the left has a crescent for a hand at the end of a line. The figure has a long rectangular neck. She has a melon shaped head with a cross running through it. Her eyes are drawn circular with filled in semicircles over them, representing heavy eyelids. A line representing her hair goes from the left arm hand, up and over her head and down, where it curves to the right. In the top right corner of the frame is a pink-smeared face that is upside down. It has two curves representing hair. In the top left quadrant is an upside down face drawn in white chalk. The face has a cross across it. A small curved line represents a smile. There are chalk marks representing eyes. The mark on the left has a blue oval to its left. This face has a long line forming a "U" shape, representing the hair. An orange chalk line drawing protrudes from the middle of the left edge of the frame. This drawing has two intersecting ovals that lean to the right. Three lines are drawn from the top of the ovals to the left and out of the edge of the frame.