This fabulous artist has been guided by the most amazing teacher. Belén you and your students are the best!
Selección de piezas realizadas por los alumnos de cerámica creativa y alfarería durante los cursos.
Sueños de piedra
Sueños de piedra
Sueños de piedra, escultura. Diseño y creación de Iris Darriba
Sueños de piedra
Jugando con arcilla … modelando ideas
Iniciándose en el apasionante mundo de la cerámica.
She lives in Underpass Park.
She is a bit intense, but then she does live next door to the “Ask About Our Daily Special” dude from my last post.
Nick Sweetman also painted the first part of Wild Side One Done depicting the animated spray cans and art supplies & signed it under the shrimp.
Pics taken by Resa, November 16, 2015
Toronto, Canada
Underpass Park
The Artist’s signature: Nick Sweetman
A new wall in Graffiti Alley
It’s a very narrow lane, I’m not sure many vehicles could make it through without scarring the art.
I couldn’t get back enough for a wide shot, so it’s a several part post to see all of the art.
I’m starting at the left piece. It’s by Shalak.
You can see part of the 2nd piece, which is another post.
Pics taken by Resa, September 25, 2015
Toronto, Canada
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Artist’s Signature
A new Elicser in Graffiti Alley
It’s very marvelous, and he remains in my top 10 Street Artists.
Pics taken by Resa, September 25, 2015
Toronto, Canada
Poser Bunnies are found in alleys all around Toronto.
They are adorable & hysterically funny.
This mini-mural collaboration is in an alley in Kensington Market
This cutie is in Graffiti Alley, Queen West.
This corigated garage door is in a Queen W. alley near Niagra.
CU’s & others
Another Kensington Market find.
Poser in Ottawa? I found it there, but is it really a Poser or a copy-bunny.
Pics taken by Resa, September 29, 2012 – September 10, 2015
Toronto & Ottawa, Canada
The Artists of the Pink Poser mini-mural
It’s an older mural. I’m sure it has survived due to its beauty.
In an alley off Spadina near College, every time I see it, there’s this shadow cutting the face.
… So I took the pics anyway. I muraled for a couple of hours then as I passed on my way home, the shadow was further along the mural.
The face looked better, but the mural looked worse.
Taggers have let it survive, choosing to cluster tag the doorway, instead.
Some close-ups.
Pics taken by Resa, August, 2015
Toronto, Canada
The cluster-tagged doorway is quite pretty in its own right!
Restless, I went for a walk in the dark of night, & found Graf.
The above pic is taken with flash on.
Flash is off on the pics below.
This is my first experience shooting Graf at night….
…. and look at what I found!
Pics taken by Resa, September 17, 2015
Toronto, Canada
The artist(s) made this a beauty from any angle
