Showing posts with label Toronto Street Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toronto Street Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Street Fart

I spotted this guy on my way home today and I daresay it's my favorite piece by Posterchild in a little while. Very sexy, very stylish and great integration of both his name and his signature symbol.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Ups, big

Posterchild clearly put a lot of work in this - it is easily my favorite thing by him in a while.

Sunday, May 11, 2008

ArrrrrrRrrRRrrrRrRRrRrrrrt

It's just as well that I've got a packet of pictures to pony up - any time and energy I have for words is being hungrily devoured by writing projects! So without further ado...

A non-sponsored series of street art
A series that was sponsored and dictated by a Vespa manufacturer (POSSIBLY VESPA).
...something which irked at least one individual.
I'm not sure who made this, but given how long it has been around (at least a few months as I can tell) then I am guessing it was at least sponsored by the TTC or another government body.
Further down into Big Company Towne......we have the always ubiquitous and generally scorned "Corporate Art".
Q: Which art form is more valid?
A: None of this will matter after the Lizard Overlords finally reveal themselves.

Actually, I rather enjoyed Woody Allen's take on art in a book of interviews with him which I am reading: "Art to me has always been entertainment for intellectuals". Not to mention his take on being survived by his works: "...I'm not interested in living on in the hearts of my countrymen. I'd rather live on in my apartment!".

Friday, April 04, 2008

Fire and Gold

Just a couple of things I bumped into recently, which I like. Firstly, I learned of the great Toronto fire in a manner more interesting than playing six degrees of Wikipedia.And this caught my eye firstly because it is in gold paint, which you don't see often, and then because of it's message.

Monday, February 11, 2008

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Big Ups In BlogTowne - Part 2 Something Something Shoobadoo

Posterchild has had another novel idea, of which I heartily approve.

Relatedly, I had no idea that slightly more than half the single population of Toronto (nine years ago, admittedly) don't have any dates! My work is cut out for me.

My...my work of dating half the singles in Toronto.

Um.

Monday, December 10, 2007

His other medallion is maybe an illustration of Calvin peeing on Intelligent Design?

Holy crap do I like today's stencil by Posterchild - particularly what it has hanging around it's neck! If anybody is wondering what they want to get me for Christmas then something like that would be a very safe investment in my glee fund.