This incredibly intricate butterfly or moth by alfalfa faces Bathurst street. The body of the butterfly makes the human face within the insect unmistakable .
On the south side of the same building is this captivating turquoise-skinnedcharacter painted by muisca.
On the north side of the building there is a driveway that leads to an alley. There are murals on the side of the building as well as on other buildings and garages immediately adjacent.
below: This tiger by luvsumone (aka Moises Frank) is on a garage door in the alley.
below: If you follow the sound of many pigeons cooing you’ll find yourself in front of one of the garages that must have a pigeon loft on the upper storey. The same garage has two pigeon murals. This stylized pigeon who seems quite happy with his can of spray paint is on one side while the pigeon in the next image is on the garage door.
below: Stay fly pigeon, luvsumone, painted in 2017
below: Another of the alley murals.
below: The north side of the building has three murals of people. These eyes are part of a larger man’s face.
below: A woman’s face seems to float on the brick wall.
below: This wall has also become a memorial wall.
as I walk Toronto 