Thank you Georgiann! Your “Chicklets” and poems were a Kids’ Month highlight!
Artist: Jarus
OMG! Emmanuel Jarus is absolutely one of my top 5 street artists, and this work is his.
Artist: Jarus
I read on Georgiann’s blog, Rethinking Life, that she liked snuggling up with a nice hot drink, a good book and a cat. I don’t see the book, but the sentiment remains.
Artist: Jarus
This mural, in Liberty Village Toronto, is seen best from about a block away. Please… click on the pic below to see how gorgeous it is!
Artist: Jarus
Some close-ups.
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Thank you, Georgiann! Purrrrrrrrr! ⭐
Artist: Jarus
Pics taken by Resa – March 1, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
It is definitely Jarus. I couldn’t find a signature. It could be behind a car.
Butterflies, hummingbirds & wind also pollinate, but bees do the lions’ share. Click on the next 2 images, & see bees working in all their glory.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
At first, when I saw this mural on Queen East, I thought “Gorgeous”!
Artist: Nick Sweetman
Immediately thereupon, I wondered why the artist had a clock set at 11:00, & gears in the mural with the bees?
Artist: Nick Sweetman
Then it hit me!
Bees, & all pollinators are dying off due to pesticides & herbicides. It is their 11th hour. After discussing this with Marina Kanavaki, she made up her April’s clock read 11:00 for this post.
Artwork by: Marina Kanavaki
On Art Towards A Happy Day Marina spreads the importance of all life on the planet. If you click on her clock, bees will fly you to its original “Diamond Four” artwork.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
So, let’s view this mural’s details from left to right.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
Hello! Don’t bee afraid of me! I’m pollinating for you!
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There was a shadow growing across the smaller right side of the mural.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
I feel it is nature adding her own poetry. (blows up nicely)
Artist: Nick Sweetman
When I looked across the street, I saw that the clock & a bee were reflected in the windows of a library.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
I see time & the bee, melting …. fading away.
Artist: Nick Sweetman
I think that I shall never see, a mural pretty as a bee! (TY, Joyce Kilmer!)
Artist: Nick Sweetman
Pics taken by Resa – March 19, 2017
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Click on the S6 Logo & the bees will fly you to Marina’s boutique. I’ve bought tights, a clock, travel mugs & make-up bags, all with Marina’s art on them. The quality is very good. Keep an eye out for discounts & free shipping!
More bee reflections.
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Let me start at the beginning, in the past, as shown below in an olden days Corktown image.
Artist: Gary Smith
The car above is to the left of the streetcar mural, and part of the mural in its entirety. (Thank you sun for the interesting shadow).
Artist: Gary Smith
However, as I close in onto the elements within this impressionistic work of Street Art, I don’t care about the shadow, or the heavy traffic whipping by.
Artist: Gary Smith
It is an alluring piece of art, and perfect to thank Frank for his contributions to Kids’ Month.
Artist: Gary Smith
Aww, look at the cute kitty in a basket!
Artist: Gary SmithArtist: Gary Smith
Look at these 2 cute doggies!
Artist: Gary Smith
In this mural, the child is a local Corktown kid. However, a kid that will steal your heart is found at the Cincinnati Zoo, in Frank’s post On A Special Local Kid.
Georgiann, a talented artist, writer/author, who loves books, philosophy & a good conversation, hails from Chicago & hosts a fab blog called Rethinking Life. She’s a vegetarian, loves cats & is an animal rights activist.
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There will be 1 more Kids’ Month post, and it’s a Thank You post.
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