Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Meow said the queen cat, crowned by all the mice in the forest.
This mural from EGRart.com is in an alley across from Massey Hall.
See the another cat and a guerrilla fighter in blue after the jump.
This is a graffiti cat in the midst of tagging
This guy in blue smokes a pipe and looks like a guerrilla wearing radio headgear. His pipe is blowing out hearts - not smoke.
#Toronto graffiti alley never disappoints, unless you hate when people spray paint your walls, but this snowman mural is just perfect for this Alberta Clipper blowing into town. And here are some more colourful murals for your viewing pleasure.
Tom and Jerry
Hunto abstract
Spud grenade
Poser Mouse
I miss...
The 36" Steel Wheels tour car in mustard yellow.
More of the city is being covered in steel and shiny glass as condos rise from the remnants of old neighbourhoods but you can still find nooks and crannies filled with colourful graffiti. In one hundred years these will be worth millions of dollars if they survive - remember that when you pass by the mostly bad, but occasional art gem in the raw.
SPUD grenades and Mayor Ford faces
See more graffiti after the jump.
Queen of Hearts
The Queen St West Graffiti Alley Johnny on the spot: "And you think your job is sh*t!"
Earthworm Jim
Alligator or Crocodile?
Several chalk artists work outside the #Toronto Eaton Centre, leaving their concrete canvas to quickly fade away after their work has been completed and donations received. This one is by the Chalk Chick and sits near the Yonge and Dundas Street intersection.
She leaves a painted greeting with a request for donations "Hello, Toronto! I'm the Chalk Chick and I'm here today to share my art with you and to bring a smile to your face. So if you enjoy what I do, please reach into your pockets and donate your loonines and toonies - and if you don't like it, well then, just reach into the pockets of the person beside you an donate their money instead. tehe! The Chalk Chick"
She leaves a painted greeting with a request for donations "Hello, Toronto! I'm the Chalk Chick and I'm here today to share my art with you and to bring a smile to your face. So if you enjoy what I do, please reach into your pockets and donate your loonines and toonies - and if you don't like it, well then, just reach into the pockets of the person beside you an donate their money instead. tehe! The Chalk Chick"
The face and body of this lady looks amazing but there is this Seinfeld thing going on with the man-hand.
See more of her work featuring the famous Afghan girl from National Geographic after the jump.
Here is Chalk Chick starting another piece of art





















































