High up on Queen W. near Dufferin.
It has a message. Sometimes art has a message.
It looks like a SPUD (well known & liked by hard core graf lovers)
Trying to be creative with my presentation. Someone’s got to get it!
Pics taken by Resa, on December 28, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Hydro boxes, Transit boxes, Bell boxes and all other boxes seem to be getting painted all over Toronto! Is this a cat or a rabbit?
Pic taken by Resa, on November 15, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Chainsaw Girl is at the end of “The Mother Lode”.
Sherrie saw her first.
Chainsaw Girl is almost as cute as Sherrie.
Looking back on the last of the graf.
This looks like a heart to me, however it figures in,
Pics taken by Resa, on November 15, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Okay, picking it up from the skulls!
Wish I could make a living doing this!
Graf Slideshow!
So, tomorrow I’ll finish off with Chainsaw Girl
Pics taken by Resa, on November 15, 2013
Toronto, Canada
It was a really, really very big head. It was on a bigger wall.
Sherrie & I noticed the Graf craning out from behind 7 foot fencing. We discovered the Art was on a massive warehouse wall in an empty parking lot.
I saw the gate was unlocked, but it wouldn’t budge. Sherrie took care of it.
What a fun discovery!
More of this warehouse parking lot’s walls are future coming on GLaM.
In an attempt to display this Graf Conglomeration’s hugeness, the little black figure is me.
Okay, I’ll pick it up here from the skulls.
Pics taken by Resa, on November 15, 2013
Toronto, Canada
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
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
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