Artist: Elicser
Location: Toronto
Photo: Bella Manu
Toronto is filled with murals by the talented artist Elicser Elliott. This one’s been around for a few years, and is filled with wonderful characters, perfectly suited to this time of year.
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pretty!
I thought so too!
Cute street art! Sure to bring a smile upon passer-by 🙂
Absolutely!
Cute little “pointy heads” and a charming house-on-elf-legs for them to live in! These graffiti posts showcase people who have a sense of humor and know how to lighten up a world that’s too busy being too serious!
I’m so glad you enjoy them. Years ago, I dragged my kids out, colds and all, to take Christmas photos of them standing in front of this mural. It was fabulous background!