Chief Lady Bird, is an Anishinaabe (Potawatomi and Chippewa) artist from Rama First Nation,
And Aura who is Haudenosaunee (Oneida)
….Paint outstanding First Nations & Indigenous inspired art together.
I had to keep waiting for the clouds to cover the sun, and it was worth the wait to get rid of the nasty shadows.
Pics taken by Resa – March 11, 2018
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
These 2 artists are members of Unceded Voices an Anti-colonial street artist convergence. Worth a look at, for sure!!!
Eunice Miller is blooming as an artist!
After driving big rigs for many years, at 50, Eunice has done a 180. I was always thrilled to hear one of her tales about being on the road.
Now I’m thrilled to see another work of art from her.
Her painting skills have evolved quickly, and her eye is wonderful.
I am extremely smitten with this painting! Wow, Eunice!
⭐️ THANK YOU EUNICE ⭐️
Eunice is a very interesting person. You can learn more about her on her blog: Living and Lovin
As well as painting, she takes a mean photo! Check out some of her photos and paintings, or book a private painting class at: Folsom Mill Studio
There is a cool bio on Eunice’s Shopping Site where you can buy everything from a-z with her art on it! OR: you can purchase a print from SOCIETY 6 by clicking on the S6 Logo!
I set out to find 4 murals I’d heard rumored.
I had to pass on #1, as I was running late due to DST! I found #2, but this is not it.
I found the blue cat, and I also found a trove of street and alley art on my way to 3 & 4.
The moment I saw the blue cat, I though Georgiann will love it! However, I found so much art, my battery had died when I arrived at 3 & 4.
I love it!
Pics taken by Resa – March 11, 2018
Toronto, Canada
The Artist(s)
Internet was down for a few days, felt like weeks!
Finally, here is part 2 of this very original mural.
This part is more mixer, but the music has made it happen.
Pics taken by Resa – September 21, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The entire wall in 2 pieces. First half & guitarist at end belongs t second half.
Second half – missing guitarist at front end
I’m presenting this mural in 2 parts.
This pano shot takes in half of the mural.
Working left to right, I’m impressed with the faces of Elicsr.
Pics taken by Resa – September 21, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
First half & guitarist at end
Second half – missing guitarist at front end
It is, and has been very grey in Toronto since January 1.
Fortunately, I have this bright and beautiful garage door.
Vernal Equinox is nigh!
Pics taken by Resa – September 21, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist(s)
Perhaps these 2 hummingbirds are on love? Well I’m in love with them!
The previous São Paulo post had hummingbirds, as well. However, they are different paintings that appear to be by the same artist.
Luv, luv this bit!
Below is a piece from a globally famous street artist, Eduardo Kobra.
I adore the humor revealed in the series of photos Carolee took of this apparent King.
Brazilian artist Paulo Ito s very political with his work. A mural he did of a starving child eating a soccer ball during the The World Cup went viral. Click on the pic below to read a news article on it!
Carolee says: “Also, in the picture of the mouse and the emperor, it’s kind of hard to see in the photo but the threads in the emperor’s coat are actually real!”
“I often walked down this alley when I lived in Sao Paulo. It fostered art installations, capoeira performances, concerts, children playing, people walking their dogs.”
⭐️ THANK YOU CAROLEE ⭐️
Carolee Croft is a Canadian writer who had been living in São Paulo, Brazil. She has now returned to Edmonton, Canada. She has just released a new novel Ariella’s Rebellion.
Carolee writes novels that are in her own words “I hope not too naughty for your audience”. I find that a tad endearing coming from an admitted fan of Spongebob. You can find her books on Carolee’s Books on Amazon
“The purple-haired sailor was always visible from my window. I will miss her and Brazil!”
“The 3D art is from an alley that’s located at the site of an underground river, Agua Preto, and hosts a community of artists and an environmental group that would like to see the river resurfaced.”
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