Recently, Art Eggleton Lane, south off Harbord Street, was the site of the third annual butterfly laneway painting project organized by Nick Sweetman with help from StreetARToronto and the David Suzuki Foundation.
below: Putting the finishing touches on a mural that was a collaboration between Nick Sweetman and Christina Mazzulla
below: Bird on a branch with butterflies in the background by luvsumone, muisca, and Javid Jah.  This mural is on the same garage as theone with the three butterflies on the left in the photo above.
below: Black line butterflies on a wood fence by Oriah Scott
below: This mural gives the impression that the butterfly is as vast as the universe, flying with the stars.
below: She becomes a butterfly in orange and pink, by Anya Mielniczek
below: In the foreground, a rainbow wasp moth by @drippin_soul aka Kalkidan Assefa
below: Butterflies in bubbles in a futuristic world by Sadar aka blazeworks
below: Butterflies and milkweed by Mique
below: Chris Perez working on his mural
below: Sunset mural by @roshnisart aka Roshni Wijayasinha
below: Another face, with eyes closed as the butterflies flutter around, by @curtia aka Curtia Wright
below: Triangles put together to form a butterfly, by CTR (aka Christian)
below: Another butterfly mural, this one is by Pascal Paquette
below: A multitude of butterflies around another pink face by MCK Studios aka Meaghan Claire Kehoe
below: An abstracted butterfly (or more?) by Jacquie Comrie
below: Two monarch butterflies on a bright blue background, each with a flower of its own, by Leyland Adams
below: A butterfly amongst small red flowers, by Phillip Saunders
below: A stylized and very angular butterfly by Andre Kan
below: A gnarly yellow creature by Braes
below: An orange tiger lily flower with both a butterfly and a hummingbird interested in it, a mural by c_mack2.0 aka toner2
below: Large yellow butterfly
The previous two butterfly laneway projects are
2018, Felstead Lane
2017, Butterflyways, by Garrison Creek Park
as I walk Toronto 