This mural is in front of what used to Ho’s Salon. They are waiting for some approvals and then a condo is supposed to appear here. Back in 2020 Jieun June Kima and some other artists painted a few murals in the gay village. Pride celebrations were cancelled that year – so this was an effort to brighten up the area.
Tips Sticker
Always finding cool stickers and I’ve come across this cool graffiti character in a few spots now.
Mr. Toon Sticker
To me that looks like Fay Slith and I found it in the village
This was up at the entrance to College Park just before pride last year.
Mc Millo & Natalie Very B Mural
Inside College Park I found this mural by Natalie and Julii
Canadian Graffiti Street Art Found Here:
Hey Graffiti
Dunno why I like this one.. but I do !
Canadian Graffiti Street Art Found Here:
Goisa Komorski Street Art
I noticed this artwork by Goisa Komorski along the dedicated bike lanes in Etobicoke !
Street Art
Literally street art ! Found on the street..
Canadian Graffiti Street Art Found Here:
Jieun June Kim Tiger Mural
Another tiger by Jieun June Kim because it represents “a symbol of strength and power and often seen as the guardian spirit and protector of the Korean people. “
You can find this mural in a alley in Etobicoke. There’s starting to be some cool artwork in that area. Definitely work exploring.
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Yen Linh Thai Bell Box Mural
She is ” interdisciplinary artist, muralist and illustrator”
From her site
“My work is based on personal narratives, explores the whimsical and exists on the cusp of two and three dimensions”
Mo Thunder Bell Box Mural
“Monique (Mo Thunder) Bedard, BFA, DTATI Mo (they/them) is a nonbinary/fluid, neurodivergent multidisciplinary artist and facilitator who grew up in a small town along the St. Clair River, they currently live in T’karonto (Toronto), which has been home for over a decade. They are Haudenosaunee (Oneida Nation of the Thames), French-Canadian and Anishinaabe (Aamjiwnaang First Nation).”
