This has to be very new. It’s in the alley close to home, and I walk by often.
It says Mural In Progress. 
I’m thinking that Luv Sumone hasn’t had time to finish it, and the taggers can’t control themselves.
As you can see the alley is a taggers heaven.
I’ll be watching this one!
Pics taken by Resa – April 7, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Another accidental double exposure. I will figure out how to do them intentionally, I hope!
I’m finding lots & lots of butterfly art in the alleys.
Did you know butterflies are important to pollination? The Monarch Butterfly is the second most important insect pollinator, after bees.
I will be posting a lot of butterflies in the next months. Take heed of the message!
Pics taken by Resa – March 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
IN ADDENDUM
I was invited to a music session. I found it difficult to just groove, while the musicians created away.
Well, there were napkins & pens, hence this napkin art. “Helter Skelter” was raging on while I penned the above.
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Chris Perez has taken his floral art, to street art rendering perfection.
Here are 4 different garage doors, with a close-up or 2 before the full pic.
One
Two
Three
Four
Pics taken by Resa – May 6, October 29 & December 28, 2018
Toronto, Canada
The Artist: (In order of appearance)
This last entry is from a garage door in Feel Good Lane
In the narrowest of alleys is a testament of love. This shot is captured using the IPhone Pano setting sideways.
Clandestinos had a baby. The baby has a Guardian, a very scary and handsome one at that.
Nonetheless, the alley is almost impossible to shoot in, with my IPhone. So, I show it in dribs and drabs, beginning with the title above.
First up is this stunning violet coloured flower. Then some sweet flower buds.
The violet below is up so high I was only able to shoot this one pic.
This is the most I could capture in 1 shot, even using the Pano setting.
At the top end of the alley is the Guardian with a golden orange flower beneath.
No matter where I stood, this is the tallest I could capture. Yet, there is more on top of the purple mountains. Then I thought, why not use Pano sideways?
That is what resulted in the opening pic. It was difficult, as I had to use an upward arcing movement, which is a foreign sensation of movement.
Many times I began, then my wrist/fingers reacted oddly. This resulted in a split exposure. (above and below)
Pics taken by Resa – February 24, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
I have posted Muisca’s art before. Here are 2 pieces, in 1 post.
It’s always colourful, imaginative and sweet.
This first one is from Feel Good Lane.
Don’t get dizzy! I rotated this one, for fun.
This next garage door is from a bit earlier in the year.
Pics taken by – Resa – December 28, 2018 & October 29, 2018
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
This alley was painted as a tribute to Barry Luksenberg, who performed under the name “Feel Good”. At 24, he was killed in a motorcycle accident while travelling across Vietnam with a friend.
This is not the prettiest street art I have ever found.
I’ve put off posting it, for a couple of years.
Today it seems to express, in a way, my wonder at what we all did wrong to deserve this uber arctic torture.
-35 in this afternoon, and I had to hang onto a street sign for about 5 minutes. Otherwise, who knows where the wind would have taken me. The wind is blowing through my home at night. (nothing can stop it)
Pics taken by Resa – June 26, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artis is unknown to me.
So, I found another painted alley.
I haven’t finished the last alley, or the one before that and a couple of others.
I figure I’ll just go back to posting those other alleys, soon.
This alley was painted as a tribute to Barry Luksenberg, who performed under the name “Feel Good”. At 24, he was killed in a motorcycle accident while travelling across Vietnam with a friend.
He and his crew “512” were based out of the St. Clair West neighbourhood, which hosts this lane.
This lane has been officially named by the city, as Feel Good Lane.
Pics taken by Resa – December 28, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
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