Lust Legs
Mural of “lust legs” by Spud1, completed in 2014.
Aerosol painting is one form of spray painting; it leaves a smooth, even coat, unlike many traditional rolled and brushed paints. Graffiti artists are known to use spray paint because the medium is quick, permanent, and portable.
Mural of “lust legs” by Spud1, completed in 2014.
Large scale mural by Toronto artists SOWL & Flips supported by stART Toronto for the “Just Us” call.
This mural was painted by Jared Betts for Festival Inspire in 2016. This non-profit festival aims to establish art in public spaces, promoting accessible, community-engaged art. More information about the festival can be found here: www.festivalinspire.com. Jared Betts’s paintings are included in numerous corporate and private collections in Paris, Toronto, Montreal, LA, China, Australia and…
Tucked away in a hidden alley, our mural is about discovery, and the thrill that comes with finding a monstrous colorful squirrel in an unexpected place.
On garage door of Exit 420.
This mural was painted in 2017 by French muralist Etien’ for Festival Inspire. The festival aims to establish art in public spaces, promoting accessible, community-engaged art. More information about the festival can be found here: www.festivalinspire.com. Etien’s work is a multi-disciplinary artist can be found on Instagram @etien.fr and on his website: https://etien.fr/
This mural features the poetry of John Frederic Herbin: “The tide flows out as the day expands.” Herbin was a prominent businessman, poet, and mayor of Wolfville. A fifth-generation Wolfville business, Herbin Jewelers houses this tribute to Wolfville’s natural world and its history. The mural also depicts chimney swifts, a local endangered bird species.
Painted along the back of a fence that is highly visible from the road this piece has 2 lettering pieces (one Slurm and the other artist is unknown) on either side of a fox. On the far right side is a some text that reads “Crazy Like A Fox”.
Mural by Elicser titled “Fed Up”, painted in aerosol at the end of 2020 during the start of the COVID pandemic.
Mural at the front of Four Brothers Pizza by Hamilton based artist The Dope Chief, completed in 2021 in aerosol.
On side of Sigla Books wall.
Mural at the side of Limitless Embroidery on 620 Gerard St. E, by artists: SOWL, Flips, Jetr, Kirby, P00rkids, Spy. Completed in 2023.
Bunker mural painted on all 4 sides by FPMONKEY in aerosol, featuring a sea goddess inspired by Chinese mythology building the land which turns into the Toronto skyline. Theme given to artist was “the land.” Yachts are seen in the water to reflect the nearby boat pier along the waterfront. Located at Coronation Park, funded by stART Toronto. Completed in 2023.
Collaborative mural over the entire building of Blondie’s Pizza at 2486 Dundas St. W, completed in 2021 and curated by Flips and SOWL.
Collaborative mural at the side of store Art of Demolition by Moises/LUVS, Elise Conlin, Hot Snackz, completed in 2023.
Collaborative mural for Thrift Thus by @rowdyradrat and friends, completed in 2022.
Mural at the side of Taste of Seduction, serving Jamaican cuisine, featuring a hand painted mural of the restaurant name and logo along with graffiti lettering.
The abstract floral is based on my ongoing exploration within my personal work.
On side wall of Vin Room 4th Street.
Aerosol on side wall of F45 Training Inglewood.
These three bright ‘graffiti tags’ were commissioned to liven up the side the Gummi Boutique building and alley.
Part of 2023 BUMP GRAFFITI JAM
‘Begorah’ is an Irish euphemism for the phrase “by God.” Referenced colours from Slocan Lake.
Part of 2023 BUMP Graffiti Jam.
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