I was all shivers when I found this outstanding mural in east end Toronto.
This pic is worth blowing up with 1 click on the pic!
Lucky me! There were reflections in windows across the street.
Pics taken by Resa – November 12, 2017
Toronto Canada
Artist:
This mural, in Winnipeg, was painted in 2006.
I captured it in late 2014, on a muralling expedition with Sherrie & (Bessie, the Tiburon who is gone)
It covers 2 walls, 1 on each side of a parking area.
One is about breads.
The other is about wedding cakes.
Pics taken by Resa – October 27, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Artist: Richard Manoakeesick
Smoky has a real storybook imagination.
Together, Smoky and Shalak, aka Candestinos, are painting the world.
I love all the details.
The little bird homes with pirate flag on the back of the bicycle.
The scout in the carrier basket filled with flowers.
Bluebirds of happiness.
Got lucky with this shot!
Pics taken by Resa – June 8, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
This bee is on the other side of the door.
Ineses says: “2017 is the third year of Waterford Walls festival. They say there are 40 artists working in the streets, some names are already familiar from the previous years. This year’s festival hosts artists from five continents – Australia, both Americas, Africa and Europe.”
VIA: Inese M Photography – Making Memories : Part One – Click link below
VIA: Inese M Photography – Making Memories : Part Two – Click link below
The “Waterford Walls” are the “cat’s meow”
All photos are © Inese Photo
Comments are on, on GLaM , but they are also on at Inese’s blog, so go for the full tour!
WELCOME TO CABBAGETOWN
Seemingly a community sponsored mural, this new beauty is found in the parking lot of the LCBO
I love that they paint this beautiful mural, then put up the LCBO sign and parking signs.
I wish they’d paint the wall in the parking lot of the LCBO in my hood! It’s about 3 times as long. It gets the worst throw-ups & tags every night.
Then, they uselessly whitewash over said tags every morning. The wall looks just as bad with all the blotchy white wash bits, as it does with the tags.
Pics taken by Resa – June 26, 2017
Cabbagetown, Toronto, Canada
Artist: Unknown at his time
On a minimal find graf hunt day, I came across this mural.
It was in the process of being painted.
I met the artists.They spoke broken English. I spoke broken Spanish.
Despite the language differences, I learned that the artists were working with youths who had lost one or both parents to drug addiction.
I went back 6 days later to photograph the result.
The ukulele originated in Hawaii. It is related to several Portuguese instruments, in particular the machete and the rajão.
Pics taken by Resa – June 14, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
Below is a pic from the day I met the artists, when the kids were helping.
“Piliriqatigiingniq is a pillar of Inuit traditional knowledge”
It means to work together towards a common goal.
This mural is a collaboration of Nunavit youth artists and graduates of the Toronto’s Oasis Skateboard Factory.
The walrus’ body
Pics taken by Resa – June 26, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The artists: Blow up the pic of the plaque to read all.
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