I find this piece beyond interesting. I found it in an alley, twice.
The first time was on May 6, 2020. There were no leaves on the trees, it was sunny and the bare branches’ shadows made a veil on her face.
The next time was June 8, 2020. The leaves had grown in on the trees, and the sun was in a different position. The shadows made a lacy frame.
Pics taken by Resa – May 6 & June 8, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Found this when I went to look for a different piece.
The piece I was looking for had been fouled with urine & the word pee written all over it.
As you can see, I was still rewarded for my efforts.
However, I had to work around a parked car.
I could not get a full straight on shot.
Still, worked the 2 spots I was given.
Pics taken by Resa – March 19, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
I didn’t get a shot of the name, but it is in the lower left of this shot:
This is new since the lockdown.
I found it in an alley I frequent.
Egads I adore it! What a classic!
A different angle. I adore the drainpipe integration.
Pics taken by Resa – May 6, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Unknown at this time (Can u read the blue/gold writing?)
These are some random faces I really like.
The sun can mess up the shot, or have an interesting effect.
The next pic is sent to us from Alex Morris.
Subism Collective (UK) – This huge mural was painted in 2011 in collaboration with Red Bull by four artists (Deus, N4t4, Philth and Ventsa) from the Derby-based digital creative agency “Subism”. This earth, wind, fire, and water-themed illustration is known as a landmark in the Northern Quarter!
It’s a fabulous mural from Manchester, U.K. Thank you, Alex!
Elicsr in Graffiti Alley.
The drawing below is from Chris Franklin. If you click on it, it will take you another quite wonderful drawing of his.
Back in the alley.
Pics taken by Resa (unless otherwise credited) – 2019 -2020
Toronto, Canada
Artists:
It never ceases to amaze me that garbage bins are proudly displayed in front of fabulous street art.
It’s enough that the artists must work around poles, pipes and wires.
Another oddity is planting a bank of trees in front. I love trees, they are nature’s art, so why bother with the painting, then?
I expect to see a parking infraction sign on it, soon.
Quite the beauty!
Pics taken by Resa – February 3, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The artist:
This is the second Frida Kahlo piece I’ve found.
I met the artist, Anya, while traversing alleys and parking lots. OMG! She was so neat. She spent time chit-chatting with me.
She said the art would be done by Thursday end. She had another art engagement on Friday. I didn’t think Anya & MSKA, who was assisting with B.G., would make the date. Wednesday rained all day.
She showed me the self portrait she was basing this mural on.
LOVE the hand/glove earrings!!!
I went back Sunday. It’s not quite finished, but I shot it anyway. I don’t know when I’ll get back there.
I adore the way she has Frida emerging out of the wings of a Monarch. When I returned, dumpsters had been moved in.
I shoot them as I get them.
Pics taken by Resa – June 9, 2015
Toronto, Canada
The Artists: 
On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anyamielniczek/
I found this lovely in Kensington Market.
She’s surrounded by Graf Writing. Far right green and pink piece reads SKAM. The others are familiar, but I can’t quite read them.
Click on the above pic to better see the girl surrounded by the writing.
Pics taken by Resa – March 17, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist of the Girl’s Face – Unknown at this time
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