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Toronto Streetcar at Spadina & College
$45.00
Description
This vibrant 8″x8″ artwork is crafted on ½” plywood and captures the dynamic energy of Toronto’s beloved intersection: Spadina Avenue and College Street. A modern red streetcar curves into the cityscape, surrounded by classic architecture, tree-lined sidewalks, and the familiar overhead wire maze. The CN Tower rises in the background, anchoring the city’s skyline with quiet strength.
St. Lawerence Market , Early mornign, Toronto
$45.00
Materials:
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1. Inks: Epson pigment Ultra Chrome® PRO12 archival Inks, which is the best ink set on the market today. It captures every detail with unparalleled color brilliance and accuracy. Color fade resistance up to 200 years, Black and White – up to 400 years, as suggested by Epson.
2. Wood: Baltic birch plywood
3. Technique:
We use the multimedia approach in creating this product which includes photography, digital painting, and hand painting as touch up. The image of the finished design is transferred onto artistic grade birch plywood using the image transferred technique which gives a sense of natural timelessness.
4. Ready to hang. The piece comes with a hole at the back
Proudly made in Canada.
Vintage Keele-Bloor Shuttle Streetcar at Runnymede, Toronto
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
The Keele-Bloor Shuttle was a temporary but beloved fixture of Toronto’s transit system, bridging the gap after the Bloor-Danforth subway first opened. It ran from Keele Station along the outer edge of the Bloor car line, weaving through the dynamic streets of Runnymede and beyond. This artwork captures that fleeting moment in time—when old meets new and the city pulses with life.
Toronto’s Vibrant Yonge & Queen Streetscape – A Tribute to St. Michael’s and the Iconic Streetcar
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
This artwork was inspired by the intersection of Yonge and Queen Streets, a meeting point of Toronto’s historic roots and modern skyline. The colorful streetcar, the majestic architecture, and the iconic hospital come together to tell a story of a city that’s always in motion, always evolving, yet always rooted in its community spirit.
SAM The Record Man Neon Sign Tribute – Toronto’s Iconic Landmark
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
The “SAM The Record Man” sign was once a beacon in Toronto, lighting up the streets and drawing in music lovers from every corner. This artwork immortalizes that spirit—capturing the neon glow and the record grooves that once stood for endless possibilities and musical discovery. Each brushstroke is a tribute to an unforgettable piece of Toronto’s cultural landscape.
Billy Bishop City Airport View – Toronto’s Iconic Island Connection
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
Captured with an eye for Toronto’s evolving skyline and the quiet buzz of island aviation, this piece pays tribute to the Billy Bishop City Airport. A symbol of movement and connection, it bridges the gap between Toronto’s urban pulse and the gentle calm of Lake Ontario. It’s more than a view—it’s a story of a city in motion.
New City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
The New City Hall is more than a landmark—it’s a symbol of Toronto’s resilience and innovation. Designed by Finnish architect Viljo Revell, its twin curved towers and the open square below create a powerful statement of openness and unity. This piece captures that vision, reminding us that cities are not just buildings, but living, breathing places where memories are made.
Majestic Old City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square
$45.00
The Story Behind the Artwork
Old City Hall has been a witness to countless chapters in Toronto’s history. Its Romanesque Revival architecture stands as a powerful reminder of the city’s proud past. This art piece, printed on wood for a natural and lasting texture, captures the building’s enduring charm and the lively energy of Nathan Phillips Square—a place where history meets today.
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