Monday Mural

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This was a scheduled post but I am making an addition.

June 2026 - Toronto ON

As Toronto heats up for FIFA 2026, This mural depicts Canadian soccer player Jonathan David, created by Toronto-based illustrator and artist Dave Murray.

Click here for the TikTok video of the production.

April 2026 - Toronto ON Part 2

Click here for Part 1.

Biscuit Lane features murals on both sides of the alley, showcasing various pop culture references and cartoon characters.

Political statement by Thomas the Anonymous. A reader commented that it is hard to read, it is!!

I had AI recap it for me.

The mural addresses severe social issues in Toronto, including the opioid epidemic, homelessness, and drug addiction.

The text criticizes politicians for focusing on federal issues, such as foreign aid and war, rather than local needs in the downtown core.

The artist highlights the lack of resources for addiction treatment and affordable housing, describing the daily struggle for survival.

P.S. Originally AI said it was in Graffiti Alley (Queen St W), I corrected it.

Monday Mural

  I'm linking up at Monday Mural

April 2026 - Toronto ON Part 1

Click here for my recap of Toronto lanes.

I did a post about Biscuit Lane a few years ago, when the street sign was in a prominent position.

Now it is stuck in a back corner.

Biscuit Lane features murals on both sides of the alley, showcasing various pop culture references and cartoon characters

Ness Lee

 Thomas the Anonymous