Bruno Smoky’s work can be fantasy come real!
How adorable is this snail’s head?
Details make a difference to me, and Smoky delivers.
Smoky is one half of Canada’s Clandestinos Art – see them on Facebook. It’s art from the heart. Or, check his art out on Bruno Smoky on Instagram
ANDREW THOM
Andrew is from Kitchener, Ontario. I didn’t get to see his piece 100%, but I am happy I got to view what I did.
I can’t find a link to his art, but I will update if he sends me one.
DAVE BONZAI
Wow! I luv, luv this piece, & what a great guy!
Dave is from Southampton, England. View his work on Dave Bonzai on Instagram
Wow, she gorgeous!
Pics take by Resa – August 13 & 14, 2016
Cambridge, Ontario
Also, Angels’ kisses & many Thank You’s to Brian Price & Linda Daniher- Festival Organizers
& big thank you’s to all the Official Sponsors of the first
CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL STREET ART FESTIVAL
Graffiti Lux Art & More 
These are SO exciting. Wonderful and talented artists. Thank you so much for these fabulous photos.
I wish you could have been there. I think you would have seen so very much magic.
Love the snail, the artist looks like he is going to walk right into his mouth!!
It’s very fantasy-like! I adore it!
It’s all about the details, Resa; I agree.
The artists really ‘put themselves out there’… not much different to any artist, I suppose, and yet these guys are not working in comfy surrounds! They are truly a breed of their own! And, well ‘caught’ by you… 🙂
xoxoxo
Yes, dear Carolyn, they are a breed of their own. Their art embraces that & so much more. When I look at the history of this modern culture, I realize it goes back into the 1970’s. Beyond I see Italian fresco art, hieroglyphics & more! 😀 xoxoxo
I hadn’t connected the ‘before’ art, though, you are absolutely right. It is now a modern day creative expression of visual art… The difference being the ‘style’… 🙂
Beautiful!
Agree!
The patience and planning it must take to craft such pieces and of course waiting for the weather to be right is very impressive. Such a distinctive style and of course also a big thank you for bringing them to us.
Aww, thanks Ste J! It is a hobby that involves a lot of walking. That is my exercise. Without hunting for street art, my body would seize up at the feet of my Judy while I draped gowns….LOL! 😀