Happy octopus

In the downtown Toronto restaurant Wurst, there’s an octopus welcoming patrons – why? Because they can:

Dignity

On the side of Tom Jones Steakhouse in downtown Toronto, a mural adds a literary touch to the landscape:

Another one of the murals recently added to a building in Toronto’s Little India:

I’m a regular visitor to Toronto’s Little India, and I was excited to see new murals have been created on some of the buildings:

This mural was done by the Harbourfront Community Centre in collaboration with the City of Toronto – glad to see it hasn’t been painted over:

I love this illustration spotted in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District – and although it is a part of advertisement instead of graffiti, its still cool:

On this corner in the Bywater neighbourhood of New Orleans, a local artist created a musically-inspired mural:

A mural spotted in New Orleans – taken quickly – me thinks on Elysian Fields:

A mural created by Pittsburgh artist Brian Holderman in the downtown cultural district, Yesterday’s Tomorrow is his view of the city:

Below this small bridge near Whistler Village, local artists got creative: