This Anser piece is on Dundas W. across from the OVO boutique.
It’s sort of like a veiled face.
Pics taken by Resa, December 15 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
Anser Cut-Outs
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Luxuriating in Ephemeral Art
This Anser piece is on Dundas W. across from the OVO boutique.
It’s sort of like a veiled face.
Pics taken by Resa, December 15 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
Man, what some people can do with just a thin red line!
I hear you!!!!!! 😎
Reminds me of those one line puzzles
What’s a one line puzzle? 🙂
I was thinking along the lines of when you fold up a piece of paper, do some cutting then when you unfold it, it’s a string of paper people. Although all are similar, no 2 are exactly the same. 🙂
The puzzles where you have a series of dots and must connect them with a single line. This image reminded me of that. Also, when I was in junior high, we saw a video about Picasso, and he painted a horse on a piece of glass with one line. Art sometimes takes us forward, in this case it took me back, and reminded me of an amazing visual I saw so long ago.
Okay, I know the dot game. I have also tried to draw an image (like Picasso, but not!) with one continuous line. It’s one of the reasons I like this artist…. his continuous line.
Fabulous.
I love this artist’s work!
Just wanted to say Happy 2015! I hope yours sparkles with love, laughter and goodwill♡♡ …and NICE street art btw 🙂
Wishing you an amazing 2015, as well! ❤ Oh, how I love the street art. 🙂
Love the endless line connection approach! Wonderfully done, one of my favorites, love the simplicity!
I agree with your opinion! I’m always excited to find a new piece by this artist!
minimalist and magnificent
Agree!
wonderful simplicity!
He’s one of my fave Street Artists, if not my very fave!