It’s on a side wall, in a parking “slot”, north alley, Queen West between Spadina & University .
It was impossible to get a full shot. So, here’s the mural in pieces & car reflections, working left to right:
Ahh, a nice mesh gate at the start of the mural. It was about 2 meters between a car, and the wall behind me.
Elicser usually signs his work, but there were cars blocking the bottom, and any signature was lost to me.
If it’s not Elicser, I’d love to be corrected
This is the best I could get of the mural in its entirety.
Pics taken by Resa, on May 13, 2014
Toronto, Canada
I really like the eyes peering out and watching!
Yeah, I like the eyes, too! I’m no “Art Critic”, “lol”, but I believe this artist has made a mark: in his time, in the streets of Toronto.
litterally and figuratively 🙂
don’t forget to keep me updated 🙂
Are you going to publish these all in a book on Toronto Street Art????
It’s crossed my mind.
Bonjour Resa magnifique travail
Passe une bonne journée , bisous
Merci! 🙂
So much urban art displays seem powerful to me.
I feel the same, Frank. It’s why I can’t stop taking pics!
… and given Toronto’s size, opportunities are numerous.
Yes! 🙂
This is stunning, I admire the creators of such large formats, it is a great work!!!
Only in the street can you find such large canvases! This street artist is favourite of many in Toronto. 🙂
Great stuff!
I’m addicted to Street Art! 😎
waoow . question ? Is graffiti is making tatto on the walls ?
Graffiti s making art on walls. Tattoos is making art on bodies. I would say! 🙂 😉
but why dont we call it making tattoo on walls ?
We want to be succinct, that is why!
Although in any colloquial society, things can be called in the way words have evolved for that society.
Therefore, tattoos on walls works for certain people.
Others may need to hear the words “tattoo style art on walls” or “graffiti art style tattoo”.
As in many “Art Movements”, Graffiti and Tattoos have a special, specific overlap.
ohh such a long explanation. Didnt get it but ok 😀
“lol” 😀