While volunteering for St. John Ambulance at a fair in town, I came across this gauntlet style obstacle ride painted with art clearly ripped off from an 1980’s arcade game.
There’s something about carnival paintings that intrigues me. The tackiness is just too awesome.
I was down visiting a friend, was a bit early, so took a morning stroll on Queen St. in his neck of the woods. I’ve always enjoyed T.O., and today’s walk was a great way to soak in a bit of the big-city life before the day started.
Where I walked was more of the art district, it was gallery after gallery. This one caught my eye, so I stepped inside…
Today I enjoyed a photography exhibit on Queen Street.
A slight update to the overall design of the blog.
The banner has been re-sized, tweaked, and bordered. Since many of these posts are about old films and horror movies, I’m digging the subtle change to the look.
Part two. A continuation of a ‘Fear-Factor’ themed day at the Peterborough Exhibition.
It wasn’t necessarily the ride that caught my attention, but the fantastic artwork on the sides that made my decision. The colors, the imagery…I was sold.