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In March of this year one of my all-time favorite writers passed away after a lengthy battle with cancer. Dare One The Wild Side. As long as I can remember I have been following his work, an example of which you see above, a great innovator and constant inspiration. Undisputed style master. Here is the official Dare blog- http://www.dare.ch/
So nice to take a break from my name. Painting a different name is super refreshing. This was executed behind the Black Bull Tavern.
The world looked just a little more stylish and colorful when Dare was still painting it. Rest In Power.
No story to really tell here, just another good day out painting.
This is Hanz. my Chameleon. This photo was taken in March, he has grown quite a bit since then.
Uber was indeed enjoying his St. Patrick’s day on this one.
I would have shot more time lapse but my back was turned on my camera for so long and I could not shake the fear that some passerby could just swipe it and be gone. It would be a stupid way to have a camera stolen.
Due to the fact that no one else who was involved with this wall has finished yet I am only posting my work.
There she goes again…
A neighbor who lived around the corner commissioned this galactic cluster of nebulae and supernovas for her garage door. It was a great opportunity to empty out the 30 or so quarter full scrap cans that have piled up this summer. Kept all the full ones that the commission paid for.
The other side of that garage.
Sgt
Wysper
Jack by Chuck
Rcade
Gems by Scam
Teck
I’m not super crazy about this one, I pulled it off real quick with ‘Painter’s touch’ as I was being filmed and interviewed for a documentary. I’m a bit rusty without my fancy euro brands of paint now.
A dedication. Rest in peace Abby.
This was fun.
Okay, I helped a little bit, with the outline…
We got to pat their heads and throw a couple herring in their mouths.
our neighbor Totoro.
We needed a good size wall to paint one day so this was it. Sadly, Mr. Giant could not join us to re-do this one. Mike, when you come back to Toronto we will paint it again with you.
These skull photos were taken up at Jct. Joe’s cottage. A wolf and a deer skull. Note the wear marks left on the posts from the wind pushing the skulls slightly causing the teeth to carve grooves in the posts.
View from the top.
I don’t really mean to keep painting this spot, it just seems to last about a year and then get toyed out, then I show up and paint it again. and so on and so forth. maybe it will last this time.
Still enjoying that new camera smell quite a bit
