Billion Buns
First Billion Buns mural by Chairman Ting with assistance from Cody Swinkels and supported by North Office Architects. Completed in 2022.
Post-Graffiti is a term that artists sometimes use to describe their work when traditional ‘graffiti’ is the foundation of their artistic heritage.
First Billion Buns mural by Chairman Ting with assistance from Cody Swinkels and supported by North Office Architects. Completed in 2022.
Mural on the side of a house by local artist KIZMET, completed in 2016.
A large painted mural along an alley on the the side of Road Dogs Music store in Whitehorse, Yukon.
For Rado Alley Mural Fest.
On east facing wall (alley) of Peter Robertson Gallery.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival
Back side back wall of Chinatown Grocer, Lucky 97
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival
‘The Hero’ mural, crafted by the artistic talents of Hardthirteen, Trevor Peters, and Annaliza Toledo, not only ranks as their largest creation but also signifies a monumental achievement for EMF. It is a striking work of art, radiating both immense presence and boundless inspiration.
Outside The Box mural supported by stART Toronto by Elicser, as part of the 10 year anniversary refresher. This is a new mural that has gone over Elicser’s last OTB mural in 2013. Painted in aerosol.
I was super excited to be invited! They were offering a really large piece of real estate and I wanted to come correct. The wall would be the largest mural I’ve had the opportunity to paint at 91’x28′. The concept came from my love of vintage movie posters painted by the masters Bob Peak, Frank McNamara, Drew Struzen and Rock’n Jelly Bean, to name a few. Their painted and illustrated posters always had jam packed action scenes worked into an intuitive narrative about the movie. I wanted my work to have the same graphic composition. I love working with themes in my work so once I had the story of a movie poster about graffiti, the ideas started flowing. The movie “Escape into Action” is about a graffiti writer in ’70s New York City navigating the cultural landscape on his quest for fame. The mural has cops in pursuit, explosions, rival gangs, sultry vixens, and a heavy dose of graphic design. I included some movie copy at the left of the mural giving insight to the mural’s content and included my crew’s names in the credits. The mural took a total of nine days to complete and over 200 cans of Sugar Artistic Acrylic. The process had its fair share of obstacles including some rain delays and getting stuck in the lift due to local kids stealing the keys while I was up at 30′ painting. SMH… Cool heads prevailed and I’m really excited to share the finished results. Prior to arriving in Canada I spent so much time in the design stages of the mural’s concept that I produced an actual movie poster print to accompany the painted mural.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival
Three stories high on the back wall of the Dominion Hotel in Old Strathcona.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival.
On west wall of Dane Company Electrical.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival.
This graffiti hyper wild style piece was painted with a mixture of Montana Cans spray paint and roller paints. A true graffiti foundation with modern application for the front of the gallery that hosted a large art show with all of the artists from the festival in attendance.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival.
Part of Rust Magic Street Mural Festival.
10’ x 50’ aerosol mural by Blazeworks for downtown Harriston. Mural encompasses a variety of different sports and teams throughout the Minto area.
Part of YYC BUMP (Beltline Urban Murals Project)
Funded by TD Canada Trust
Shipping container mural by Toronto artist Elicser Elliot at Stackt Market. Supported by Murali. 2019
Large scale mural on the side of 254 Spadina Ave, supported by stART Toronto. Painted by local muralists Kreecha, SOWL and Flips as a response to the COVID pandemic. Mural is mostly black and white and features a woman wearing a mask, painting a rose in red. Completed in Aug 2020.
One of many aerosol floral murals for the Piano Piano restaurants, located in various places in Toronto. This one on Harbord St has florals all above the archway and windows. Painted by Vizsla Bacon, completed 2019.
Aerosol mural on the entire duplex of building restaurant by Viszla Bacon, featuring his signature wispy flowers as well as a tiger. 2021
Large-scale aerosol mural for Bampot House of Tea on Harbord St. by mural collective Clandestinos Art including Shalak Attack & Bruno Smoky. Features a Panda spirit and a crocodile gentleman drinking tea. Completed 2015
Alleyway fence mural collaboration between Anastasia Eve & Moises/LUVS, 2023
Garage door mural by Uber 5000 featuring his signature chicks.
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