[PHOTO] Some graffiti
Jul. 9th, 2009 10:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldOn a trip heading vaguely northwards sometime in May, I came across some interesting graffiti as I headed north through the cool/shabby areas bracketed around Kensington Market. Below are a few that really caught my attention.
An advertisement for the store Dancing Days, offering new and vintage clothing, the store located at 17 Kensington Avenue and the picture at the corner of Kensington and St. Andrew.
The above intricate drawing is located on the east wall of Head to Toe, a holistic and naturopathic clinic located at 71 Oxford Street.
"Mister Sulu, set phasers for FUN!"
Found on the door leading to the abandoned space on 316 College Street.
Found painted on the north wall of the Toronto Sanjiao Holy Temple, located at 508 Spadina Avenue.
An advertisement for the store Dancing Days, offering new and vintage clothing, the store located at 17 Kensington Avenue and the picture at the corner of Kensington and St. Andrew.
The above intricate drawing is located on the east wall of Head to Toe, a holistic and naturopathic clinic located at 71 Oxford Street.
"Mister Sulu, set phasers for FUN!"
Found on the door leading to the abandoned space on 316 College Street.
Found painted on the north wall of the Toronto Sanjiao Holy Temple, located at 508 Spadina Avenue.
