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
The artist:
I’ve wanted to shoot this for several years.
Thing is, it’s in Kensington Market on one of the main streets, and a slew of humanity is constantly walking by. The vehicular traffic is also a deterrent.
Today, a winter’s Monday was my opportunity.
It’s…. like… so cool!
There’s little else, no single. It’s the album or this unofficial bit.
I found this segment from the documentary about him quite interesting.
Pics taken by Resa – February 3, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
BLUE is my bittersweet follow up from the last post.
There are two blues, in this post.
Pics taken by Resa – December 30, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
Traffic heavy corner, and the best spot was in the middle of the street.
Middle of the street was a no go, so, I took the first 2 shots & the 6th shot from across the street.
I took these next 3 from the same side of the street.
I thought, it’s black and white, so I put it through a black and white filter for the next pic.
Pics taken by Resa – January 3, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist: Ness Lee
Look who I found on a wall!
It’s Greta Thunberg, the most famous Gen Z person in the world. In the upper left is the word CURAE. It is Latin for “Take Care”. 
Gen Z has a lot to say, and my long time friend, Elizabeth Gracen is providing them a platform to say it all.
Elizabeth, founder of Flapper Films and Flapper Press says in her introduction to the project, “I would create a platform so that they could upload their own videos to the project. The films would stream on Instagram and a YouTube Channel for those little screens they are all obsessed with.”
Is there a Gen Z person in your family, who has something to say? Then check out The website !
You’ll be hearing more about Flapper Press On both GLAM and Art Gowns in the future. My next Art Gown will be dedicated to Elizabeth, and I am very excited!
Pics taken by Resa – December 30, 2019
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
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