Happy Thanksgiving, America! I ❤ you!
1069 Selkirk Avenue
Shots taken by Resa, on October 27, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Under an Eagle’s Wings
Category: Street Art
A Game of Cards
Sherrie captured this possibly illegal card game in Montreal.
She also found a lonesome skull dude.
And a big bold mural.!
Pics taken by Sherrie Yager – August 25, 2015
Montreal, Canada
⭐ THANK YOU SHERRIE (my favorite)! ⭐
This concludes “Sherrie in Montreal”
Aqua Man – Underpass Park
This aqua blue face adorns 1 side of a pillar in Underpass Park.
The face seems familiar, but I just can’t place it.
Pics taken by Resa, November 16, 2015
Toronto, Canada
The Artist
Underpass Park
Brussels & Montreal
Vintage 1986! From a Brussels’ subway station.
Artist Jean Marc from Welcome to my paintings page took this.
Does anyone know if it is still there after 30 years?
This is contemporary from Montreal & likely the artist from: The Eyes Have It
Jean Marc also has a photography blog: Mon/My Photo Blog
Pics taken by Jean Marc Robert – 1986 & 2015
⭐ THANK YOU JMR! ⭐
Montreal – 2015
Honey Kisses
Honey kisses are a free weekend special!
So, I grabbed some for all of us! They should last all week.
See, free!
Pics taken by Resa, November 16, 2015
Toronto, Canada
Underpass Park
Here Comes the Art King
He looks like a king wearing a crown.
Yet, he’s just 1 of 3 heads on a pillar. The undersides of the trusses are also painted & I was trying to capture some of that.
There were birds, too! Heads, birds and under painting.
Overwhelming, but fabulous! Each post could be a post.
All sides are painted. Across the top is a flow of humanity. Sometimes it swims freely, sometimes the masses get tangled up.
Lots of humanity!
Last of the posers.
Pics taken by Resa, November 16, 2015
Toronto, Canada
Underpass Park
Color on the Wind
When I first laid eyes on this mural, Brenda Davis Harsham came into my mind. Brenda has written a beautiful poem to go with shots I took of it. I am totally honored. Thank you Brenda!
Used with Permission of Resa Swork
Fairyland is carpeted with flowers,
driftwood sculptures, cairns and shells.
The shyest creatures remain hidden
except for the lilting tinkle of bells.
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