Sherrie & I found these stickers in Winnipeg.
I’ve only ever done 1 sticker post. and that was over a year ago. However, I’m fascinated by “The Fonz” & Manson in the same frame.
Pics taken by: Resa – November 2, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Sherrie & I found these stickers in Winnipeg.
I’ve only ever done 1 sticker post. and that was over a year ago. However, I’m fascinated by “The Fonz” & Manson in the same frame.
Pics taken by: Resa – November 2, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
It had been our best muralling day, and then the fairies were a bonus!

Sherrie and I had done the Exchange District, the weather was gorgeous and “The Rocket” was purring like a kitten.

We head out to grab a Train Mural that had been obscured by a semi last time I’d been in the Peg. That’s when we found the Fairies.

Sherrie had to stay with “The Rocket” while I shot. She was cool with that, as she was idling by this graffed-out dumpster she fancied.
Even though it had been fouled by a giant tag, the mural was splendid.




Pics taken by: Resa – October 27, 2014
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Artist Joseph Sagaj, Ojibwe from northern Ontario,

…painted this mural in 2006.

It is massive, and was hard for me to capture with my amateur camera.

It says a lot.

Pics taken by Resa, May 4 – 2014
Toronto, Canada

I hate fox hunts, but Annie won my heart with her fox hunt mural,

because the fox gets away!

Everyone is falling of their horses, and the hounds can’t keep up.




The cute fox gets away, effortlessly.

Pics taken by: Resa – October 9, 2012
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

This sidewalk mural was painted by Mike Parsons. It’s only to last 3-4 years.

It’s at least 3, now. In Breczy Park, Toronto, it leads up to “Trompe l’Oeil.”

With the kids in the hood in mind, he made it a hopscotch game. I think it’s brilliant.
Previously on GLaM, I have done 1 post on his art. Check it out! Market Madness
Well, see you all next post!
Pics taken by Resa, May 4 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
This mural was painted in 1980 by Derek Besant.

Its actual title is “Trompe l’Oeil.”

It is on the back of Toronto’s famous Flatiron building, which faces Berczy Park.

Next post I’ll cover the sidewalk art leading up to it.


Pics taken by Resa, May 4 – 2014
Toronto, Canada
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