What did we see on Sunday was we walked along Roncesvalles? There’s lots to look at here, it’s worth a stroll. We decided to keep our eyes open for little details, the ones easily missed. This blog post is a collection of some of the smaller graffiti we found.
below: Drooling is a sign of affection not of infection…. warning, I’ll probably not take this advice to heart if you start drooling in my face.
below: The Uber 5000 little yellow birdie has big dreams, perhaps even supreme dreams.
below: Dreaming’s done, time to eat. Even birds get hungry.
below: I can’t decipher the writing over the head – cracklyaid? cracklyard? crackbyard? So we have a mystery artist who drew a cute green alligator with something in his hand and something green on his head.
below: Look! Urban Ninja Squadron has put on a shirt and tie. He’s looking almost respectable in those glasses but he can’t fool us, that pooh hat gives him away!
below: Ah! Now this is more like the Urban Ninja Squadron that I know. Here he is taking flight with the help of a drone (droning on?). Beside him (and running away?) is a little guy from slole.
below: Many stickers and paste-ups from slole (slole-slaps) have appeared around Roncesvalles. Here is one on a bench. The pumpkin head seems appropriate for the season. “It’s all over” appears on most of his/her work.
A few more from “it’s all over”. (Does the title of this blog post) make a bit more sense now?
below: What? The Toronto Sun is all over?
And now this blog post is all over too.
as I walk Toronto 
“sole-slaps”??? I am so out of the Toronto scene. But even if I am half-mystified, what a joy it is to follow in your footsteps through the streets