Sherrie’s Fairies

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It had been our best muralling day, and then the fairies were a bonus!

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Sherrie and I had done the Exchange District, the weather was gorgeous and “The Rocket” was purring like a kitten.

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

We head out to grab a Train Mural that had been obscured by a semi last time I’d been in the Peg. That’s when we found the Fairies.

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Sherrie had to stay with “The Rocket” while I shot. She was cool with that, as she was idling by this graffed-out dumpster she fancied.

Even though it had been fouled by a giant tag, the mural was splendid.

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

Pics taken by: Resa  – October 27, 2014

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

The Murals of Winnipeg

Artist: Tiffany Seymour

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