From Dublin to Guatemala city, Artist P. Toone takes visitors on a journey around the world with his deep French polished paintings of city scenes.

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Thursday, January 3, 2008

“Harry” An illustrated poem




Harry...A compelling story of a thoughtful and conscientious doorman who reluctantly gave his job up in the blink of an eye for what turned out to be a mistake, he hoped he would live to regret. Learn why Harry leave’s the city in this enterprisingly artistic work by Perry Toone.
With the help of a piece of squirrel hair and a mouse, Perry painted a mural of the poetic story of “Harry” in a downtown Toronto gallery. “Harry” has now made the big screen and entered the optical storage of a PDF.

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

College Street, Toronto




College between Ossington and Bathurst was once a greater representation of community it is still known as, 'Little Italy.' With the major transformations of the last few decades, College St is now lined with bars, clubs and restaurants that overflow with people when the moon comes out.

Thursday, October 11, 2007

Toronto Pride festival


A scene where a group of youths came across a prime view point for the festival. After about 15 minutes they were asked to get down from the bus stop by authorities.