Seemingly painted in 1996, the artist Ryan Dineen has kept this mural in lovely condition.
Located in Cabbagetown, the mural has been well documented in its many years of life.
The cabbages look like big, fat green roses to me. The apple temptation, well, what do you think?
Pics taken by Resa, on May 2o , 2014
Toronto, Canada
Aiko, a Japanese artist living in Brooklyn, painted this in 2009 w/ a little help from her girlfriends.
Aiko spent days making stencils in prep for this wonderful piece.
Thanks again to Norman for the gift of Street Art!
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
In an alley off the Cheech & Chong alley, this is my fave garage door.
I adore all the painted garage doors. I have about 100 I haven’t posted. There’s not enough time.
Pics taken by Resa, on June 21, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Just kidding, but the wolf rules.
The official title is “It Takes a Village to Raise a Child”. I see a child, and the village is comprised of animals.
Near Ossington and Bloor, this mural is a revamp of an older mural that was whitewashed over.
Artists: Javid, Logan, Brandon, Eli, Vectr, Viviana, Rez, and Danillo
From left to right:
It’s a beautiful child and all of the animals are wonderful!
Pics taken by Resa, on May 7, 2014
Toronto, Canada
On Dennison at Queen West
I love this because I use the Queen Car a lot.
We call it the “Rocket”
All the Rocket Riders & the driver
In the old days (before it became known as the “Rocket”) it was horse drawn.
Pets, prams and bicycles are allowed.
Pics taken by Resa, on June 12, 2014
Toronto, Canada
A Giant Wynwood Walls Piece from Kenny Scharf.
Thanks again to Norman for the gift of Street Art pics.
From “Wynwood Walls”
Pics taken February 25, 2014 – Miami, Florida
Alley north of Queen W. near Dovercourt Road
I never ever expected to find a tie-dyed Cheech & Chong graf mural. “HIPPY TRIPPY” may be the official title.
Pics taken by Resa, on June 21, 2014
Toronto, Canada
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