398 Portage Avenue
One of many, many Transit Boxes that are muralized in Winnipeg.

Each box has a theme.

This one is musicians.




Shots taken by Resa, on October 27, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
398 Portage Avenue
One of many, many Transit Boxes that are muralized in Winnipeg.

Each box has a theme.

This one is musicians.




Shots taken by Resa, on October 27, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Butterflies …


… and Bugs

… and Robins and Turtles and Mushrooms and Moths
…. and Woodpeckers

Pics taken by: Resa – April 21, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
246 St, Anne’s Road

Nature’s babies

Flying in blue skies


All black

All wise

Pics taken by: Resa – April 21, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
246 St, Anne’s Road

Dean J. Baker, writer extraordinaire, penned the poetry Silence Louder Than A Train
Dean’s 20/10 visions break bold, clever, sarcastic, cynical, brutally honest, bare faced, bare-soul, telling off, alone, deeply passionate & extremely vivid visually.
The poetry left me pensive, painted into a corner, or suddenly wrapped with a loving arm (crying out loud) , or dropped into a comedy (laughing out loud).
As I read, Dean’s words kept coming at me, relentlessly, with increasing speed. I couldn’t put the book down; I read poems to anyone who would listen.
Dean’s style is rebellious. Capitals, punctuation, starts, ends and rhymes are where he wants them to be. His consummate skill works it all beautifully. So just read on without expecting a period at the end
When I reached the end, I began reading the book from back to front.
Then I was at the beginning again.
I very recently bought my first Dean J. Baker book for Kindle, Poetry & How It Gets That Way. I own 4 more of Dean’s titles, all in paperback.
In my humble opinion, Dean J. Baker is a writer most worth reading.
Dean is a prolific writer, and all of his many books are available on Amazon in EBook and/or Paperback. He even has his own Amazon page.



A few more books by Dean J. Baker
Visit Dean on his website Dean J. Baker – Poetry, and Prose Poems
Dean has several other interesting Blogs that you will find linked at the bottom of his site.
Have you ever seen a Magic Carpet as big as a building?
Well, I found one, done in paint!
It’s in a parking lot in “Liberty Village”.
Some close-ups.
Bordeur with some interior design.
Unfortunately, vines are eating away at the mural from the right side as you face it. You won’t see this part in the summer.
Sections of the design.
It is a Magic Carpet!
Pics taken by Resa, March 10 – 2015
Toronto, Canada
This beauty is in a side lane off of Kensington Avenue, in Kensington Market.

“Oasis Skateboard Factory” is a Toronto District School Board alternative school design program.

Here students earn high school credits by creating their own brand and running a skateboard business / professional design studio.
The IPhone Panorama

Cute, huh?


Pics taken by Resa, on June 12, 2014
Toronto, Canada
I never know what I’ll find in the next alley.

Before I was into Graffiti, I used to go by a huge brick building with the word SPUD on it!

The SPUD was up 4 stories, the letters 1 story & it looked stenciled. I thought it was some kind of potato factory.

Pics taken by Resa, September 30- 2014
Toronto, Canada
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