Greg Mike | Eyes on the Streets

Blvd St Laurent is one of the streets in Montreal that has become known for its street art. Some of the past murals have disappeared as redevelopment swallows up older buildings but new murals keep appearing. Two of these recent murals are at Avenue Mont-Royal and were painted during Mural Fest 2026 earlier this summer.

below: This is Greg Mike’s contribution to the 2026 Montreal Mural Festival. It is about 85 feet long and 25 feet high. There is a white hand holding a paintbrush that has been dipped in blue. There are also several eyes and partial faces surrounding the woman with the blue circle around her eye.

mural by Greg Mike on Rue Mont-Royal, large, bright colours

part of mural by Greg Mike on Rue Mont-Royal, large, bright colours

part of mural by Greg Mike on Rue Mont-Royal, large, bright colours, big yellow daisy

below: Two little Waxhead creatures have survived – they were new in 2015. Looking good for their age!

On upper storey of a building, 2 mural figures by Waxhead.

below: This is part of a mural by Vincent Arnold, and is another 2026 addition to the murals along Blvd Saint Laurent. This pink faced man is reaching for ….

part of a mural by Vincent Arnold on Rue Mont-Royal, pink face of a man

below: ….. fruit. The strawberry doesn’t seem too concerned though.

part of a mural by Vincent Arnold on Rue Mont-Royal, fruit with faces, strawberry, pear, apple, watermelon and banana

below: Forgive But Not Forget

text graffiti that says forgive but not forget

Photos taken September 2026

below: The northwest corner of Martin Luther King Blvd and 1st St North in St. Petersburg Florida where there are a few murals on the buildings. The mural of the cat and dog in the foreground was painted by Matt Kress.

below: On the other side of the building (an animal hospital) are more cats and dogs.

In the first photo, you can see small parts of another mural. This one features well known cartoon characters such as the cats Felix and Garfield, as well as Disney’s Donald Duck, Daffy Duck, and Goofy. It was painted by Greg Mike as part of the SHINE mural festival in 2021.

below: The whole mural

below: The last mural here, on the far side of the back building, is another recent painting. Also part of the SHINE 2021 festival is “Tell Me How You Feel, Part III” by Bakpak Durden.

Eyes on the Streets

and feets on the ground. Graffiti, street art and murals seen while wandering the streets and alleys of our colourful world.

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