Elicser Elliott mural combo
Elicser Elliott combination. He's originally from Montreal but works in Toronto. We works in different mediums but aerosol spray is his most used for his murals
Mural street artwork or art refers to large or small murals that are found within the city of Toronto as defined by me. I don’t claim to be an expert as I am learning about public art as I go.
These are images that I have captured around town going back as far as 2014. Some of these pictures are done with spray or aerosol, others are actually hand painted.
They appear in different forms, some of them maybe on a wall, others on the sidewalk. But to me they define what I consider to be mural.
Murals with the city might be done by a local artist or someone who is town doing a special project.
What is most captivating is the long lasting nature of a mural. Something that was done in a short period of time (perhaps even a day) has a long lasting impact that changes the cityscape forever.
Half Decent cat and mouse
Half Decent cat and mouse wall mural in the west end. This artist is also a tattoo artist who does the occasional spray art. Johnny Cakes is very talented
Smaller Spongebob mural
Smaller Spongebob mural found near a subway entrance. There are several at this covered overpass near the ravine in Toronto. This colorful piece stands out
Demolition site Jihyun Jung
Demolition site Jihyun Jung where a future condo will be and that current building was demolished. Its a photograph blow up on this huge wall. Interesting
Under the stairs Young Jarus
Under the stairs by Young Jarus that I found in 2014. Unfortunately, this got tagged and its since been replaced. Glad I got to capture this before then More young…
Francisco Rodrigues mural
Francisco Rodrigues mural. The artist is from Brazil and goes by Nunca. This one is outside a college of design that has been tagged in the last month
G20 protest police mural
G20 protest police mural that popped up right after the demonstations & police arrests that year. It was to bring attention to the police presence that year Gone but not…