This mural is painted over paste-ups. 
The first part was easy enough to capture, as I could step back. As it goes along the ramp, there is less and less space. It’s tighter than many alleys, and it is a high story above my head.
So, I’ll do my best to impart the feel and flow, starting left to right.
Who is that woman below?
Above you can see the paste-up disintegrating.
Dali meets Warhol!
Pics taken by Resa – March 9, 2020
Toronto, Canada
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At first, I loved it. Now, I’m so-so.
I’m totally looking for feedback on this one.
Pics taken by Resa – November 19, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The artist:
This sweet mural by Nick Sweetman, is an awareness tribute,
… to some of the most important pollinators on our planet.
The mural turns 3 corners. I will do my best to show it left to right. The above shot was taken from across the street. Cars, vans, trucks and busses dominated 19 of the 20 shots I took.
I used pano for this. It captures the zig-zag of the 3 walls.
I did a sideways pano for the above pic.
Spring is 4 weeks away!
The car wasn’t much of a problem, 
.. and I grabbed a couple of window reflection shots.
Pics taken by Resa – February 18, 2020
Toronto, Canada
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These are some random faces I really like.
The sun can mess up the shot, or have an interesting effect.
The next pic is sent to us from Alex Morris.
Subism Collective (UK) – This huge mural was painted in 2011 in collaboration with Red Bull by four artists (Deus, N4t4, Philth and Ventsa) from the Derby-based digital creative agency “Subism”. This earth, wind, fire, and water-themed illustration is known as a landmark in the Northern Quarter!
It’s a fabulous mural from Manchester, U.K. Thank you, Alex!
Elicsr in Graffiti Alley.
The drawing below is from Chris Franklin. If you click on it, it will take you another quite wonderful drawing of his.
Back in the alley.
Pics taken by Resa (unless otherwise credited) – 2019 -2020
Toronto, Canada
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I was looking for a specific face in an network of alleys off Dundas West.
I searched for over 2 hours, about 8 miles. I’ve still about 1o miles of alley to cover. I’ve got to find the face!
In the meantime, here’s an angel.
The snow and mud semi-ruined my new white Rebox sneakers. Uch.
All in all, a lovely find.
Pics taken by Resa – February 10, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
If you can read the writing, that’s the artist!
Take your protein pills and put your helmet on!
It’s in a very narrow lane, and difficult to photograph.
I kept hearing this song (in my mind), as I shot this.
Pics taken by Resa – February 3, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
It never ceases to amaze me that garbage bins are proudly displayed in front of fabulous street art.
It’s enough that the artists must work around poles, pipes and wires.
Another oddity is planting a bank of trees in front. I love trees, they are nature’s art, so why bother with the painting, then?
I expect to see a parking infraction sign on it, soon.
Quite the beauty!
Pics taken by Resa – February 3, 2020
Toronto, Canada
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