Second Piece,W. side Ossington Alley N. of Queen W.
I don’t know who the Artist is.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on December 29, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Tag: Lo Zingaro
Evil Eyes
The only signature I see is Chou, but I have found reference that this piece is by Elicsr, Chou and Urbanski.
I pointed it out to Sherrie on our way to The Hard Rock Cafe. It was peeking out of the Ossington alley, and I said that looks like an Elicsr. When I got close, it seemed different.
Much to my chagrin, I didn’t see the man’s head until I looked at my photos.
Here’s a slideshow tour of more of the mural. Oh, the little figures running along under the mural are ceramic animals. That’s another post.
I guess missing the man’s head was like missing a forest for the trees.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on December 29, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Brick Horse w/Mule
This looks like a horse to me.
The other lovely looks like a mule…. to me. Not sure of the artist, “Milky Way”? Or is that a title, or?
First alley S. of Queen W.W. off Cowan.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on January 18, 2014
Toronto, Canada
SKAM
SKAM is a well known Street Artist in Toronto. This Graf writing is in the Queen W.W. area.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on December 29, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Garage Doors
From various alleys in the Queen W. & Queen W.W. area.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy November – December , 2013
Toronto, Canada
Anser Mural – Part 3
“These eyes have seen a lot of loves, But they’re never gonna see another one like I had with you.”
The opening quote is from a song – These eyes – written by Randy Bachman & Burton Cummings from Winnipeg, Canada
They’re older now, but a great song is a great song.
Have a listen while you look at the rest of these eyes by Anser!
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on December 29, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Anser Mural – Part 2
It is improbable to take a shot of this mural without capturing a face, faces, par-face or face piece(s).
This outstanding mural deserves to be pondered if you have the time.
I hugged the wall, getting as many of the faces as possible.
I eventually made my way to a small patch of gravel.
My eye for an eye!
The end of the wall is the end of the mural.
I finally got a shot of Anser’s Mursl from the patch of gravel. Yeah, and I zoomed in for a clsoe-up.
Pics taken by Resa McConaghy, on December 29, 2013
Toronto, Canada
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