High Heels
This is the latest window display at the Bata Shoe Museum on Bloor St. I had watched the artist paint those squares on the background over at least 2 weeks - he taped off each square and then painted a colour and then would tape off for the next colour, etc! A very patient man although he did seem to stop for a lot of smoke breaks. I missed the installation of the 3-D shoes made from inter-locking rectangles. I could find no info on the window's designer at all. In the reflection along the right side of the window you can see the Bloor St United Church which is across the street.
Taking part in Weekend Reflection. Click HERE to see more reflections from around the world.
wow! guess he needed those smoke breaks to steady his nerves!
ReplyDeleteI admire all kinds of talent!
ReplyDeleteThat is hard on my eyes to look at.
ReplyDeleteWow, I wish I possessed that kind of patience.
ReplyDeleteGreat patience on his part, the smoking delaying further to get done. Very creative and colorful. I like it!
ReplyDeleteMakes my eyes wobble. 8-)
ReplyDeletecool!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
ComfortSpiral
=^..^= . <3
Gosh that's quite something Pat! There's a lot of patience gone into this window display,not a time to give up smoking I guess :) let's hope it gets to stay for a while :)
ReplyDeleteLots of patience but the effort was worth it. Very cool!
ReplyDeleteThat is such an original display ! Nice catch on that shop reflection...
ReplyDeleteImpressive and beautiful !
ReplyDeleteWow! You are very patient but I'm glad you are, it's fantastic, fun, colourful...
ReplyDeletevery cool..the shoes, the tiles...the reflections!
ReplyDeleteColors and very good reflection image. Very good Pat !!!
ReplyDeleteVery colourful and dynamic!
ReplyDeletethat is a wonderful display
ReplyDeleteI love original window displays and this is definitely one of them.
ReplyDeleteThat is pretty interesting. Many display window designers are creative.
ReplyDeleteVery cool.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the high heel artist noticed how his heels almost resembles the design of the church. Perhaps the layers of windows gave him the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteTake 25 to Hollister
Bet I would have missed the shoes. Gals have better eyesight?
ReplyDeleteIncredible the patience some people have! This display is unique and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteTruly wonderful display
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art works nicely complimented with the reflection from the window. A great photo composition.
ReplyDeleteAlexander
Alex's World! - http://www.kakinan.com/alex
My wife claims that high heel shoes were invented by a man who hated women.
ReplyDeleteI'm familiar with the artist. His name is Thomas McAneney. He does many of the window displays for Bata Shoe Museum.
ReplyDelete