By the same artist who did the Sophia Loren painting several posts ago,
I find this to be a very alluring painting.
Perhaps it’s an image from an Italian film?
Or, is it just made up?
Anyway, I was and still am, drawn in.
Gotta get that reflection in the car. Why else do cars park in front of art?
Sorry, could stop shooting this. I didn’t want to leave.
Pics taken by Resa – December 1, 2021
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
OMG! I found this sweet garage door, and the sun was making art on the art.
Still, I want to show the art clearly, inasmuch as magically. I was out walking, anyway. When I returned 2 hours later there was a thick cloud cover.
Pics taken by Resa – November 19, 2021
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
This is also signed, but I think it’s the name the artist gave to the piece. Pardons if I am wrong!
I was totally dizzy, having crossed a foot bridge over railway tracks.
Descending back to earth with these gorgeous heads all the way down, was cause for more dizziness.
One head is usually enough.
I suppose 2 are necessary, if you’re sharing eyes.
I’ve posted Kizmet 32’s white eyed women, before. This one is the most unique, so far. I’m a fan.
Pics taken by Resa – November 6, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
This is from the side of a power box.
This is the side around the corner.
Together they equal this.
I found this Elvis up the road. It’s painted on an opaque plastic, with kind of tiny bubbles in it.
I’m heading over to Art Gowns to work on a Special! I need to focus, so comments are closed.
Pics taken by Resa – July19, 2021
Toronto, Canada
Box Artist
This sweet squirrel was at the top of an alley branching off another alley.
What side of the fence is he/she on?
Anyway, it made the alley look promising.
NOT! 
The alley deteriorated into trash and throw ups on all the garage doors.
However I found a face I like. Looks like it’s been there a quite few years.
Pics taken by Resa – November 9, 2020
Toronto, Canada
Squirrel Artist:
Face Artist: Unknown
Used to be there were lots of rat and skull art in the alleys.
They have gone out of style. Recently skulls are popping up here and there.
I found my first rat in Graffiti Gallery in Winnipeg, when my niece Sherrie was driving me around muralling.
It was near Hallowe’en. The rat was on a pumpkin. I vowed to dedicate all rat posts to her.
Thrilled, I sent her a pic of this rat, immediately! Her hubs said Possum.
I dedicate this post to Sherrie, just in case it’s a rat!
Pics taken by Resa – May 18, 2021
Toronto, Canada
The Rat? Artist:
With help from:
BSM = Body Soul & Mind. (I’ve met him a few times)
IBC – I don’t know.
The writing Artist- InSight (I can read it! He’s been around awhile)
In the land of street art, I don’t find a lot of older faces.
I like this face & art style!
Pics taken by Resa – March 8, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
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