Lettering Archives - Mural Routes

SADIE Under Grandma Moon

My name is Sadie & this mural represents the wave of change of more women being visible within graffiti.

A partnership between East End Arts, Women Paint, Native Women in the Arts, and the Riverside BIA, ‘Women Paint Riverside’ was an exciting opportunity to beautify and enhance the Riverside neighbourhood with a series of interconnected murals, exploring the relationship between the vibrant urban Riverside community and the Don River from which it takes its…

Persistence

Nature is persistent. From a single seedling emerging through a crack in the concrete, to a river flowing through an ever-expanding city. By nature, artists must be persistent, meaning we must never tire of learning new things, and never give up too soon. Whether we learn new skills or techniques, we need to continue changing…

This image features a modern building with dark grey panels and large windows reflecting clouds. In front of the building is a vibrant mural painted on a wall, displaying a pixelated design of two lush ripe strawberries, two strawberry leaves, a strawberry flower and a mushroom in bright colours against a pink and dark purple background. Instead of a typical pixel, the pixels are hearts. The mural includes a text in light pink cursive font stating, "little by little, a little becomes a lot." A circular wooden bench sits in the foreground on grass, enhancing the urban park setting.

Little by Little, A Little Becomes a Lot

“Little By Little” is a community mural project led by local artists Bareket Kezwer and Julia Prajza, designed as a gift of love to the West Toronto Railpath. Drawing inspiration from the power of collective, incremental actions and ancestral healing knowledge, this initiative aims to transform a prominent urban space into a canvas that celebrates…

Always Forever

Always forever text based mural

Together

TOGETHER text based mural

Breathe

BREATHE Mural https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cft9U5-ggRQ/

Its the will, not the skill

Interior artwork for Lawrence Heights Community Centre

Look on the bright side

Look on the bright side street mural

Heart of Gold

This mural is an homage to the kindness of Sudburians.

Good Vibes

Good Vibes interwoven 3d letters

Keep Going

Never Better

Never Better mural

Choose to Shine

CHOOSE TO SHINE community basketball court

Dreamers

“The custom ‘DREAMERS’ artwork painted on the basketball court visually represents the community’s values and aspirations. By transforming a utilitarian space into a dynamic work of art, the project enhances the surrounding area’s aesthetic appeal and promotes a sense of unity amongst the community and welcoming the next generation of dreamers on the court.”