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
The Christie Pitts Mural – Part 2.
Although side 2 of the mural has a consistent coloration (mostly), it really is 4 smaller murals. The first one I call Octopus.
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
Love the way the tentacles turn into graf writing.!
Pics taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Bloor Street & Christie, this is part 1 of a 5 part mural presentation.
This ginormous mural surrounds 2 walls of the swimming pool at “Christie Pitts” park,
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
I even love the snail!
First half slideshow
View of second half
Second half slideshow
IPhone panorama
Love the diamond in the eye!
Pics taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Futura 2000 began his graf career in the 1970’s in NYC subways. His abstract style set him apart from the other writers.
His was one of the first “Wynwood Walls” projects.
Thanks again to Norman for the gift of pics.
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
This is one of last pieces I’ve been hoarding from Ottawa.
Somewhere off Bank Street.
Looking for the artist, I searched the web address on the camera, but no luck!
Pic taken by Resa on October 13, 2013
Ottawa, Canada
South of Bloor and Ossington, I thought “I”ll just peek into this alley”.
I got that neat feeling…. I’ve discovered something.
I think it’s an Urban version of things rooted in the beauty of nature.
Slideshow of out-takes. This mural was either painted by “Tokyo” or merely tagged “Tokyo”
IPhone panorama.
Pic taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
“The Great Herd of Clarence Tillenius” is the official title of this magnificent mural at 1881 Portage Avenue.
Painted in 2005, it is a tribute to the Manitoba Artist: Clarence Tillenius. Clarence received the “Order Of Canada” the same week that the mural was unveiled.
It is one of my earlier attempts to capture a large mural
Another wonderful muralling adventure with Sherrie and “The Rocket”
Pics taken by: Resa – October 9, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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