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Other Art – Over 14

Emmanuel Ceja – Fresno

This is an abstract clay model rollercoaster celebrating the Giant Dipper. Made with copper wiring, air dry clay, spray paint, wood, and rhinestones.

Gabriela Valdez – Seaside

This entry was done with a combination of knitting and embroidery. I first rode the Giant Dipper over twenty years ago and have been a fan since. Happy birthday Giant

The Hills Clan – Los Gatos

The whole family contributed to this q-tip replica of the Giant Dipper. Complete with some of our own ride photos from this summer to make the riders.

Sarah Akhtar – Santa Cruz

This breathtaking piece, ā€œDiamond in the Sandā€ by Sarah Akhtar, captures the magic and allure of the Giant Dipper centered in the heart of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. The

Michael Devine – Seaside

The Giant Dipper has been a beloved part of my childhood memories growing up in the Monterey Bay Area. From the attraction’s iconic chaser lights and the two high-flying flags

Jaclyn Onishi – SALIDA

My poem is about the Giant Dipper! The enjoyment families have had, memories made and traditions that have been created because of this wonderful and historical roller coaster!

Dana Bordona – San Jose

I painted this rock to celebrate the 100 year Anniversary! Feel so blessed to live close to this historic amusement park and one of the best roller coasters of all

Steven Reece – Gilroy

I have fond memories of going here throughout my childhood. Wood burning cut from a branch of a fallen tree. 6 inches wide 4.5 inches tall.

KRISTY HARTMANN – RANCHO CORDOVA

My poem, The Same Climb, describes a child’s experience riding the Giant Dipper. The child talks about the different emotions she feels throughout the thrill ride. Her emotions mirror a

Janet K Miller – TUCSON

I painted this electric guitar top in the early 2000s in collaboration with Chris Larsen (of Girlbrand Guitars) who built the electric guitar. It’s painted in reverse on plexiglass using

Matt G – Roseville, CA

I scratch-built this 1:24 scale model of a section of the Giant Dipper’s track, showing how it is constructed. This model is partly based on Frederick Church’s 1929 patent for

Crystal Baker – Sacramento

Giant Dipper roller coaster at Santa Cruz Boardwalk as if it were colorful stained glass with the sun peaking through in a day room.

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