tuffytats | Eyes on the Streets

As you might know, every once in a while I walk down Graffiti Alley in Toronto to see if there is anything new that might be of interest. This blog post is a result of last week’s walk….

below: Orange hair with attitude – “You don’t look smart because you have a beard!” by NYC based City Kitty. In the upper right corner all the way from the UK, a D7606 old style telephone featuring David Bowie… call a friend.

below: Havana to Toronto and of course, 2 + 2 always = 5.

below: A diverse group of faces

below: Many more faces but mostly a frowny face man. Every time I look at this picture I think of Poilievre but that opinion might get me into trouble!

below: Purple with green wings and a golden halo – horus and tuffytats (aka Trevor Goodwin) be dreaming again?

below: “Tell them louder”

below: Yarn squares crocheted and attached to a pole with Urban Ninja Squadron’s T-bonez looking on.

below: No Dumping stickers

below: Playing on his knees. That’s quite the instrument. Cuba on his shoulder.

below: And a similar man with curly hair and beard, but this time in pink.

below: A blue legless and armless robot along with a conehead type creature with a big mouth, both at 733.

below: FPmonkey – a young woman with long purple hair tied up with green flowers. A single red tear drop on her cheek.

below: Uber5000’s marine life is still a colourful fixture in the alley.

below: Nearby, his Toronto/Canada themed mural has not lasted as well. A couple of yellow birdies are still visible.

below: Spiderman and the Spiderverse – some of the mural remains untouched but much of it has been tagged over

below: En masse has a number of pieces in the area including three metal boxes on the sidewalk – this is part of one of those boxes. Almost all of their work is in black and white.

below: The tears of a clown when there’s no one around….

below: She’s green.

below: Tiny finds on a blue wall. Princess Lays Chicken (Princess Laya Chicken?)

below: remnants of Black Lives Matter, and a new purple flower on the door.

below: A scrawny cat scribbled on yellow paint. In case it is difficult to see, the sticker (or paste up) on the pole is an old television set with text near the bottom that says, “HAHA”. Interpret it as you wish (as usual).