I PREFER ART!
Although I’m stuck with a lot of garbage, literally.
Once again the DOH Crew makes a sad alley, happier!
The eye is my fave!
Pics taken by Resa, on December 7, 2013
Toronto, Canada
Tag: Toronto Outdoor Art
José Ortega
There’s a stretch of Dundas Street West that features the joy filled work of José Ortega.
It was a crisp -6 C, as I attempted, in my amateur style, to capture this ginormous sunny mural
It makes me happy!
Pics taken by Resa, on March 14, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Eyes of a Tiger
You see me with your tiger eyes.
I look at you and fall in love with the eyes of a tiger.
A power box I fell in love with, west side of Dufferin St. between King and Queen.
Pic taken by Resa, on May, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Old Gold
Graf Art and Street Art & Murals were around for awhile before I clued in.
Quite often I find untagged pieces 10 years or older.
Paint peeling, colors fading and bricks flaking, they reveal recent urban histories.
I admit I enhanced this one.
I believe it’s worth documenting.
So begins my “Old Gold” series of Bits, Pieces and Murals that exceed a decade.
Pics taken by Resa, on November 11, 2012
Toronto, Canada
Super Blue
Found him in all his fierceness off Dundas St. W. near Dufferin.
Starts out with some Graf Writing,
then into what I’m calling Super Blue, I’m glad to be corrected on that should anyone know.
He’s followed by another graf write.
Artists appear to be the TH KREW w/ Sight & Ekwal
Pics taken by Resa, on March 28, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Forever on the Street
Forever looks like a temporary bit at McCaul and Dundas St. W.
I’m pretty sure it’s not commissioned, and will be painted over soon.
I doubt that her girlfriend around the corner is commissioned….
….but, who knows?
I just love these 2 girls on the street bits!
Pics taken by Resa, on March 30, 2014
Toronto, Canada
Aquarius, Phoenix & Dragon
This 20 meter (65 foot) long mural is on an old apartment building. Located along a very narrow pathway, I found it impossible to capture it in it’s entirety.
It starts with a woman bearing water. Beside her is a phoenix. There is then a door that looks like it’s from Tarot Cards. The center section is a puffy abstract followed by a second Tarot door….
…then enter the Dragon!
I have made a Slideshow with elements from the mural and placed it between the 2 Tarot Doors.
What an adorable Dragon!
Pics taken by Resa, on March 28, 2014
Toronto, Canada
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