It’s just a small piece in an alley, and I love it!
He lives midst bits and burners.
The burner (writing) to the right of the lion is by Insight. The face on the far right is an Elicsr.
Pics taken by Resa – December 21, 2022
Toronto , Canada
The Artist:
Unsigned, but a guess would be Nick Sweetman
Honestly, I always thought the name of this song was “Lion Eyes”. I’ve used it on a post before, and I was sure it was “Lion Eyes”. Guess I hear and see what I want to.
Elephants are dignified gentle giants.
Why would anyone want to teach them to stand on a ball?
This brass sculpture has replaced a Henry Moore that was out front of the AGO for almost 40 years.
Acclaimed contemporary artist Brian Jungen, from British Columbia designed it as a poetic tribute to the plight of creatures in captivity.
To read about this sculpture click on the pic below.
Pics taken by Resa – December 21, 2022
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
CLOSE UP DETAIL
Below is the Henry Moore it replaced.
Hope your new year is smokin’ hot!
Pics taken by Resa – December 29, 2021
Toronto, Canada
The Artists: Wysper & Vudu
On my first visit to Graffiti Alley, this beauty was one of the first works of art I laid eyes on.
As you can see, she was in a frost fence prison. Not only is the fence 6′ high, there is a locked gate keeping all out.
This is the main reason she has lasted 10 years, without being tagged.
I always check when I go to the alley. For 10 years the gate has been locked. I never tried climbing the fence. There’s always people behind a big glass window.
On my latest trip to Graffiti Alley, there was something going on in the alley, like some kind of surveying.
THE GATE WAS OPEN! To allow the surveyors room to do their thing.
I could see people behind the window, but this was my big break! I entered and shot like a maniac, fast, furious then fled.
I could feel the eyes upon me. I never shot so fast in my graffiti daze.
Pics taken by Resa – November 8, 2022 & prior.
Toronto, Canada
The artist:
Good ARFternoon! As a monocle wearing dog, I look much smarter than other dogs.
However, looks and brains aren’t everything. Heart is also most important.
So, my pals & I are here to tell you about three people and 53 shelter dogs that survived a plane crash.
We found this important information on John Howell’s Good News Friday Post
No dogs jump over the moon, in the post.
SPOILER ALERT
However. you will be over the moon when you read how some of the dogs got adopted by their rescuers.
Thank you for the Good News, John!
I feel like pawing out cigars to celebrate, but I can’t seem to get off the fence about the whole smoking thing. I assure you, I don’t inhale!
Pics taken by Resa – 2018 – 2022
Toronto, Canada
Assorted Artists including:
Birdo, Mr. Tensoe 2, Cash Akoza, Nick Sweetman
A FEW DOGGIE RERUNS
Obviously I was thrilled to find this!
Fresh paint by Birdo, a fave of mine, and one of the very first street artists I ever met.
Timothy Price is the only person I know who has a parrot…2 parrots I believe.
How could I not think of him when I discovered this?
Pics taken by Resa – November 8, 2022
Toronto, Canada
The Artist:
I saw this from across the street. I shouted, “it’s a cat! People stared.
I dedicate this post to some of the many cats I’ve met on WordPress. If you click on their name, you will go to their mom or dad’s blog.
Spunkie Poo 💋, Sasha, Silver, Marble, Loki, Glenda & Gwendolyn
Ava & Chloe (my niece Sherrie’s cats – no link)
Thought I’d show the part around the small corner.
Pics taken by Resa – November 7, 2022
Toronto, Canada
The artists:
Dudeman does the skulls. If these aren’t his skulls, he is being plagiarized.
The cat could be Bacon. He’ does beautiful cats, and he and Dudeman had a mural on this same fence. I think they painted over it.
OMG! There’s a spirit coming out of the mural!
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