In a lane running South off Parliament in Cabbagetown
It’s a long one.
First Graf Writing w/close ups
I love the second piece!
CU’s of #2, Third Graf Writing, and end bit.
Looking back on it.
Pics taken by Resa, on May 20, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Category: Slideshow
Back in the Spring
This mural was unfinished when I found it in a lane east off Ossington.
I’ll head over there in a couple of weeks to see if any progress has been made.
Maybe the guy isn’t even part of the mural. He’s just there to say the artist will be back. Then he gets painted over?
As it says, “Mural in Progress”!
Pics taken by Resa, on March 14, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Tattoo Tease
This mini mural is at 972 St. Mary’s Road.
Left to right >
Fish, Flowers and Faces, this mural has it all!
Pics taken by: Resa – April 21, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The Cat’s Meow
Direct to you, from an alley in “Cabbagetown”, Toronto, I proudly present “CAT’S MEOW”
Okay, it’s a cat’s meow alley off Parliament near Gerrard (Cat’s tail signed: Tokyo).
As you see from 1 of the pics in the slideshow, there is a side piece involving birds. I’ll cover that later.
This sly blue face (featured in above slideshow) is right at the Parliament St. entrance to the alley. Gorgeous, or what?
Pic taken by Resa, on May 20, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Rose & Red Stag
In the beautiful, inspiring and fun Ossington alley running North from Queen West, every garage door, space in between and back of the building is painted.
I start with the IPhone panorama shot, rose centered, to minimize the effect of a giant red tag on the gorgeous rose.The Stag garage is on the rose’s left as you look at your screen.
This shot looks South to Queen W. Behind me, the miles of painted alleys run all the way to Bloor Street.
Yes, there are a lot of tags. In the summer, many artists will return to touch up their tagged pieces.
I searched what to call a male deer. It said “Buck” for North America, and “Stag” for Europe, especially when referring to the Red Deer.
Amy Pinkrose popped into my mind when I saw the rose. Her flowers are beauties that spring from the dark earth. This rose is a flower that has sprung forth from the dark grey of dirt and garbage in a very urban alley.
Pic taken by Resa, on May 9, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Eye on the Girls
The Christie Pitts Mural – Part 5. The Finale
It seems the Octopus’ tentacles reappear in this segment. (I thought they were bubbles, until I looked at my own pics.)
Here’s the EYE!
An attempt to show how long the murals is – Parts 2 through 5.
This mural is painted by the “LOFT CREW” including past and current LOFT artists, including Javid, Logan Miller, Brandon Ing, Mediah and Eli Masek-Kelly
Looks like she’s saying something graphic. It was odd to see the black sketching after the previously adhered to color scheme. I like it.
Pics taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Crash Test Truck
The Christie Pitts Mural – Part 3.
This mural is painted by the “LOFT CREW” including past and current LOFT artists, including Javid, Logan Miller, Brandon Ing, Mediah and Eli Masek-Kelly
The Octopus’ tentacles (last post) turn into graf writing. The writing continues until the truck crashes through.
Then the writing continues to the next piece.
Pics taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
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