Look what Sherrie found in Vermillion Bay, Ontario.
OMG! A baby duck rides on his mommy!
Thank goodness the fishermen aren’t fishing for ducks!
Thank you Sherrie darling!
Pics taken by Sherrie Yager, on September 7, 2014
Vermillion Bay, Ontario, Canada
Look what Sherrie found in Vermillion Bay, Ontario.
Sherrie found this while on vaycay in the Lake of the Woods area, pretty much in the middle of nowhere. One more mural to come! Thank you Sherrie darling!
Pics taken by Sherrie Yager, on September 7, 2014
Vermillion Bay, Ontario, Canada
I have only a section of this mural by Claudia La Bianca,
In researching it, I have found out it has recently been defaced.
Thanks again to Norman for this gift of GLaM from Miami!
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
Ryan McGinness painted this piece entitled “33 Women”
Thanks again to Norman for this gift to GLaM from Miami!
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
Aiko, a Japanese artist living in Brooklyn, painted this in 2009 w/ a little help from her girlfriends.
Aiko spent days making stencils in prep for this wonderful piece.
Thanks again to Norman for the gift of Street Art!
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
A Giant Wynwood Walls Piece from Kenny Scharf.
Thanks again to Norman for the gift of Street Art pics.
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
Bill Webb (BW Thoughts) sent this gorgeous historical mural from Ottawa, Illinois, U.S.A.
As I have often had to do, Bill shot the mural in segments. Here are the segments from left to right.
Bill wrote:
“If you ride the I&M canal out from Chicago to the end, about 80 miles in you come to Ottawa ( named after the Indian word for trade )”
“it is at the conflux of three rivers, and the canal goes through there( built in 1848 ), but as far back as the 1600’s the French traders settled here and traded furs with the Indian tribes of the region.”
“The rivers were marshy and prone to flooding, so when the canal was built, little towns began to sprout up along the route, and goods and people began to flow West. In many ways this town is still a sleepy place that mirrors small town America at its best.”
Bill (BW Fiction), thank you for the pics of this wonderful mural, and the thoughts to go with it!
Pics taken May 31, 2014
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