In a cubbyhole that parks one car off Harbord Street,
…is this most attractive Shalak lion..
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Or visit Shalak on her Website .
I adore, adore her work. What a talent!
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2016
Toronto, Canada
Artist: Shalak Attack
Found this in an alley just off Harbord.
It’s a very textured wall.
There’s nothing like painted alleys!
You can’t bee-t the art!
I looked for an artist’s signature, but couldn’t find one.
A good guess would be Nick Sweetman, but it’s just a guess.
Pics taken by Resa, July 24, 2016
Toronto, Canada
Artist: Unknown to me
This beauty is on a 50′ long wall off Ossington near Queen West.
It is a sunken boat with sea life. The colors are intense!
I couldn’t capture the mural in its entirety, so here is a presentation from left to right.
The above photo looks amazing blown up.
The boat takes up about half of the mural.
Below is the fish farthest right.
Pics taken by Resa – October 6 , 2016
Toronto, Canada
The Artist(s)
This heart warming family of seals is part of a long wall.
Here’s the baby seal.
They live in a parking lot by Ossington & Queen W.
For me, the seals steal the show…
Even though the center piece is quite catchy…
.. and full of glamour.
…And the lead piece is very flashy.
Pics taken by Resa, October 6, 2016
Toronto, Canada
The Seal Artist
A Nuevo Arte Urbano project
⭐ Please, love seals! ⭐
In the alley west of Ossington.
A new painting, with the best up so high, it’s hard to capture…
… and that seems like a new artist, to me.
The bottom half was lost on me after studying the top half for so long.
All in all, a great find by the trash bins!
Pics taken by Resa, October 6, 2016
Toronto, Canada
The artist is unknown to me.
Apologies for not capturing the signature, which was there.
In an alley east of Portland Street.
I like the pronounced brick.
I quite like it.
Pics taken by Resa, October 4, 2016
Toronto, Canada
Artwork by: Young Jarus
On Harbord Street, Toronto
There’s an adorable patio on the side of a Peruvian- Latin American restaurant.
Most of the image is painted on the wall.
Some of the characters are painted on separate wood cut-outs, then placed a bit away from the wall.
This creates a 3D effect, which is more effective in real life than in a photo.
Love the humor!
The pano shots look great blown up.
Pics taken by Resa – July 24, 2016
Toronto, Canada
The artist is unknown to me.
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