I found this on March, 9. It was the last time I rode the subway.
I look forward to the day I can venture out into another area of the city, but I’m not willing to risk public transportation at this time.
The parts with the eyes are. fabulous.
Pics taken by Resa – March 9, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
Be still my beating heart! Is that Hera, Marina Kanavaki’s doggie?
I’m sure it is!
Marina rescued Hera from a shelter. Who wouldn’t be tail wagging happy if Marina rescued them?
I think Marina said they called her Queen at the shelter.
An obvious assumption.
Oh yeah, there’s other bits in this alley mural.
Different, huh!
I may have over shot, but it is Hera, after all!
I wanted to make sure I got all of the angles!
Pics taken by Resa – May 7, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
PORTRAIT OF HERA BY MARINA
Marina, thank you for all of the pics you sent me for the post!
A canvas of flowers in Holly’s 
Upside down garden.
I love hanging round realities of prose
No right, no nor wrong
Just a song
Metaphors & entendres.
Roses in bloom & sea birds in hand
She hangs her fruits from stray branches
In Holly’s upside down garden.
🌹☘️💐🌼🌸☘️🌹
Pics taken by Resa – February 18, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
Written for Holly – HoH
This is a very old mural, painted on stucco, chipped & weathered. Still, when I saw it, I loved it and I thought “OMG that’s young Holly”
PS. She did hang upside down from the monkey bars. So did I. The rest is secret!
This tale by Mike Steeden is one of the most imaginative stories I have ever read. 
Using street art, I will present a feel that moves along with the book’s official blurb.
‘A book of mind boggling time-travel,
feverish sex, syrupy romance,
ho hum history,
a dark future, The Moon,
Constantinople,
Paris and Berlin,
human consciousness, infinity,
a tongue in cheek take on all things carnal,
art for art’s sake
and three thoroughly mad yet oh so delightful gals’
I drew one a one-eyed blue-eyed cat, for Mike. Mike, Eye’m sure this is nothing you ever imagined. However, after reading “The Blue-Eyed Cat”, which I thoroughly enjoyed,I was inspired to this! Also, I believe the video below is apropos.
Should “The Blue-Eyed Cat” take your fancy it can be found at;
Amazon UK link: THE BLUE-EYED CAT – PAPERBACK
Kindle UK link: KINDLE EDITION
Amazon US link: THE BLUE-EYED CAT – PAPERBACK
Kindle US link: KINDLE EDITION
Found this in a small underpass.
The colours are gorgeous. Here’s the east side.
It is very different from any other native street art I have found.
There are a lot of faces on the west side.
The faces are in organic things, like tree trunks.
I have turtle love.
Pics taken by Resa – January 7, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
Okay, week 6 of isolating is upon me.
Like many, I am very cooped up at home, venturing out for necessities, only.
I’d prefer to run in the wind, wild and free.
But, we must flatten the curve!
Anyway, I’m determined to have some fun. So, while Covid spins us sadly around,
I’m spinning the spin, until we win!
Pics taken by Resa – March 19, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists: Birdo & Ness
I fell in love with this classic piece of alley art the second I laid eyes on it!
I shot from across the oddly busy alley, by a parked car. Parked cars offer a huge bit of protection from moving traffic.
The car also worked well for reflections. Note the woman’s face at the bottom of the reflection. This is from a mural I posted last year, & it’s on the side street. Cool, huh?
Then I shot strange angles from the side of the street the mural was painted on. 
Pics taken by Resa – March 8, 2020
Toronto, Canada
The Artists:
Graffiti Lux Art & More 
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