On Harbord Street, Toronto
There’s an adorable patio on the side of a Peruvian- Latin American restaurant.
Most of the image is painted on the wall.
Some of the characters are painted on separate wood cut-outs, then placed a bit away from the wall.
This creates a 3D effect, which is more effective in real life than in a photo.
Love the humor!
The pano shots look great blown up.
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2016
Toronto, Canada
The artist is unknown to me.
Graffiti Lux Art & More 
I think this is your best find yet dear Resa. So theatrical and colourful ! Big hug. Ralph xoxox ❤ #<
It is quite a neat mural! The more I view it, the more I like it! ❤ xoxo <# Hugs!
It’s great, isn’t it ? ❤ xoxo #<
Now that is a lovely find Resa! Very, very charming, colorful and made me smile too (you know the lady showing her…bum-bum). Thanks for sharing.
Have a wonderful weekend my lovely designer friend (waiting for the gown)! 🙂 xoxo
The gown is finished! I begin to take photos of it tomorrow! (bum…. bum…) LOL! xo
EXCITED to see it!!! XOXO
She’s there now! Her name is Mystic Lake! xoxo
I just savored her majestic beauty Resa. Your talent is a super power of one of a kind, amazing how you turn your visions into these beautiful Haute Couture master pieces. Believe me I know what it takes, I can sew as well but never came to make a gown. Your hand work is just superb and your knowledge of fabrics and techniques is superior. You fuse perfectly together your imagination, skills and talents into a wonderful art pieces and Mystic Lake is really Majestic and Magical. Much love and hugs to my lovely designer, wizard of all gowns! xoxo
Really nice – I love the irregular-looking “roofline” on the mural. Makes it seem really real. 🙂
i know, it is very quaint! 😀 there was another half to the patio where people were eating. I got lots of stares, but nothing stops me from taking pics of murals. 😀
What a cute idea and very well done! I bet this helps the restaurant gain a lot of customers.
Makes me want to try the food!
Lovely! I don’t think I’ve seen anything like it with the 3D cutouts.
I’ve seen the 3D effect once before… but I’m trying to remember. I’ve posted almost 1000 works of street art now,and my memory is fuzzy.
A wonderful find Resa – do like the 3-d nature of the scenes.
It’s a lot of fun!
What a fantastic idea from the artist. This must be amazing to experience, Resa!! Great pics too ❤ ❤ ❤
It was a great unexpected find! ❤ ❤ ❤
Hahaaa, Resa; this is gorgeous…
Yes, I agree, the humour is delicious! ❤
xoxoxo
Luv the humor! ❤ Hope you love the humor in my new Art Gown! xoxoxo
I’ve already been there!!!
How beautiful it is… I’ve been looking everyday the past week because of the comment you made to Eva above!
You have made yet another sheer delight. I can see the Ducks, Swans and Pigeons gliding along on ethereal wings. ❤
xoxoxo
❤ xoxoxo
The 3D is very clever, glad you pointed it out, love the full image photo, it really stands out from its surroundings.
It is unique for street art. Who knows what’s next.
Peruvian culture and its paintings are amazing. Great photography as always Resa. 🙂
By the way, My new poem is posted. Dip your mind into my imagination. All inputs are welcomed. 🙂
Just came from your site 10 mins. ago! As always, I adore your work, 😀
It’s difficult just to merely dip into your imagination, it’s usually a full dive. Keep up the great work, Charlie! Much love!
Hi! Resa. I missed you. How have you been? Where have you gone off to? 🙂
I like how they created cutouts – it’s like the mural can just keep going and going.. and going 🙂
You’re right, it can keep going & going. xo (I’d like to see that!)
Great post! Great photos!
This was a lot of fun to find…. completely unexpected! 😀
I like the colors too.
Now that you mention it, the colors are really great!