This Orange Labyrinth was the first in a series that I painted on what I hoped to become Labyrinth Pier Vancouver . . .
Still being walked . . .
Yay !
The answer is . . .
Both !
Labyrinth I painted at the T-Intersection of Augusta Avenue and Denison Square in Kensington Market.
Batman has the Bat Signal.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have . . .
My Labyrinth in Kensington Market ?
I did incorporated the Sewer Grate into my Labyrinth’s design, so, Ninja Turtles could have easy entry/egress so,
Sure, why not !
Croissant ?
Yeah, I suppose my Classic three lane Labyrinth this cyclist is approaching looks like a Croissant . . .
Hearts.
I now place them in the Centre of almost all my Labyrinths.
I add them to turn-arounds at the ends of the Lines which make up the outline of my Labyrinth Designs.
This Heart centre of my pass-through Labyrinth painted on Kensington Avenue during the July 2019 Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market.
Without a Heart somewhere in my designs, my Labyrinths now feel incomplete.
Emotion is absent.
Adding one or more hearts, changes the entire feeling, meaning, and experience of a Labyrinth . . .
Love Button indeed.
Thank you for choosing to include me painting Labyrinths on Augusta Avenue for the Opening 10 Seconds of your video!
I’d hoped my painting of the letters spelling “# K E N S I N G T O N M A R K E T” atop Augusta Avenue may serve as a Gateway announcement into Kensington Market neighbourhood outside of Pedestrian Sundays.
Another image suggesting my hope is being realized . . .
Perhaps the Labyrinth I painted in the Wading Pool had a wee bit something to do with that enticement . . .
Nyah, it was splashing in cold water on a hot day !
Never occurred to me that from a certain vantage point, my Labyrinths can include a Key Hole design . . .
Inspired to work this Key idea in future Labyrinths and see what happens.
Power Line shadows transect my Labyrinths’ painted Lines . . .
