Yes! It was fabulous. 🙂 It went up to +6c and was sunny!
I walked for 2 hours taking pics…Oh I shot some amazing pieces! Oh, Le Drake, I shot a “Nunca” Mural! 🙂
I was so happy, I went and got my roots touched up! 😎
So the canadian spring just around the corner now..? 🙂
YES, in Toronto! 🙂 🙂 Although there’s a blizzard in Winnipeg as I write this. That makes me crazy because I have to go there soon to see Sherrie. Brrrrr
🙂
Stunning! Love the bright colors. 🙂
I agree about the colors. I am especially enamored by all of the many colors and shades in the child’s face. It reminds me of what a director once told me when we were working on a production that took place in the 1800’s.
“If it looks right and feels right, it’s right, even if it’s wrong”!
Right?! Like the impressionists use of color!
WoW…. What else can one say?
Simply stunning, Resa… 🙂
It’s a gorgeous one for sure! I spotted a piece of it from a streetcar last year, but only had time to return recently.
I had no idea how fabulous it is until I was standing there! 🙂 xo
Oh my gosh! You keep finding more awesome murals. These are incredible and tell such a poignant story! Kudos~
Thanks , Cindy! It is quite a special piece. It seems the art gets better and better. Although I still find a lot of joy in some of the smaller pieces and newer, less developed artists. 😉 🙂
Powerful work! By the way, I walked a lot in downtown Cincinnati yesterday … and every time I saw a mural, thoughts about you capturing images always came to my mind.
Powerful is an excellent word for this mural.
Cincinnati has murals! How wonderful, and how lovely to be thought of when you see one.
Are they just amazing?
There are many throughout the city, but I was downtown for other matters, but when I saw them, R-E-S-A came to mind. 🙂 …. BTW, our most famous murals are actually tile mosaics that were originally in the main train station (now a museum) …. http://www.cincymuseum.org/union-terminal/art (scroll to the bottom) …. and some are at the main airport today. http://www.cvgairport.com/about/art/index.html
Great links! Wonderful local history. It seems Cincinnati embraced public art early on!
Thanks Frank!
Fascinating… 🙂
So it was weather for outdoor life yesterday… 😉 😉
Yes! It was fabulous. 🙂 It went up to +6c and was sunny!
I walked for 2 hours taking pics…Oh I shot some amazing pieces! Oh, Le Drake, I shot a “Nunca” Mural! 🙂
I was so happy, I went and got my roots touched up! 😎
So the canadian spring just around the corner now..? 🙂
YES, in Toronto! 🙂 🙂 Although there’s a blizzard in Winnipeg as I write this. That makes me crazy because I have to go there soon to see Sherrie. Brrrrr
🙂
Stunning! Love the bright colors. 🙂
I agree about the colors. I am especially enamored by all of the many colors and shades in the child’s face. It reminds me of what a director once told me when we were working on a production that took place in the 1800’s.
“If it looks right and feels right, it’s right, even if it’s wrong”!
Right?! Like the impressionists use of color!
WoW…. What else can one say?
Simply stunning, Resa… 🙂
It’s a gorgeous one for sure! I spotted a piece of it from a streetcar last year, but only had time to return recently.
I had no idea how fabulous it is until I was standing there! 🙂 xo
Oh my gosh! You keep finding more awesome murals. These are incredible and tell such a poignant story! Kudos~
Thanks , Cindy! It is quite a special piece. It seems the art gets better and better. Although I still find a lot of joy in some of the smaller pieces and newer, less developed artists. 😉 🙂
Powerful work! By the way, I walked a lot in downtown Cincinnati yesterday … and every time I saw a mural, thoughts about you capturing images always came to my mind.
Powerful is an excellent word for this mural.
Cincinnati has murals! How wonderful, and how lovely to be thought of when you see one.
Are they just amazing?
There are many throughout the city, but I was downtown for other matters, but when I saw them, R-E-S-A came to mind. 🙂 …. BTW, our most famous murals are actually tile mosaics that were originally in the main train station (now a museum) …. http://www.cincymuseum.org/union-terminal/art (scroll to the bottom) …. and some are at the main airport today. http://www.cvgairport.com/about/art/index.html
Great links! Wonderful local history. It seems Cincinnati embraced public art early on!
Thanks Frank!