This page showcases a dynamic collection of independent and collaborative paintings by Toronto-based Canadian mural and graffiti artist Blazeworks. From studio pieces to large-scale experiments, this gallery highlights the artist's evolving style, creative process, and passion beyond commissioned murals.

Client: Berwick Mural Society

Location: Berwick, Nova Scoita, Canada.

This mural is a celebration of some of the iconic wildlife found within Nova Scotia. All of the elements are woven together, symbolically representing how the natural world moves cohesively together, from land to the air and sea.

Spray paint on 45ft by 17th corugated metal siding.

Client: Halifax Mural Festival

Location: Halifax, Nova Scoita, Canada.

This mural is a modern rendition of the Halifax legend "The Ghost of the Grey Lady". According to security guards at the Halifax Citadel, the Grey Lady walks the floors of the Cavalier building. Smelling of roses, and wearing a 19th-century dress, her spirit still searches the grounds for her beloved fiancée.

Spray paint and exterior latex on 20ft x 25ft brick wall.

Client: BHDP Architecture for Procter & Gamble Canada

Location: Toronto, Ontario

This mural incorporates the themes of Our People, Unity /Togetherness and Diversity. 

Our five senses help us determine our own personal realities, which are all unique and diverse in their own way. The theme of “Our People”  is represented through this lens, by incorporating a diverse array of face / body parts associated with our five senses. These are displayed through different ages, cultural backgrounds and genders. The mural incorporates various imagery that represents Canada. This “West To East” concept starts on the left hand side and moves across the composition. All of this imagery is connected and interlinked through harmonious color and movement to further strengthen the theme of “Togetherness”.

Spray paint and exterior latex on 30ft x 10ft wall (wrapped). 2024

Client: City Of Brantford

Location: Brantford, Ontario

This mural celebrates Brantford’s rich history, honoring the beauty and significance of the Grand River while emphasizing the importance of libraries, learning, and education.

The mural’s goal is not to provide an exhaustive education on the subjects depicted but to inspire viewers to ask questions and seek knowledge on their own. It encourages curiosity about learning and fosters meaningful conversations. The mural’s natural elements will harmonize beautifully with the trees and plants already present in the parkette, creating an engaging backdrop for performances and community events.

Spray paint and exterior latex on 12ft x 100ft brick wall. 2024

Client: Town of Caledon

Location: Caledon, Ontario

The mural is inspired by the local wildlife that surrounds the John Clarkson Park. It was created during Culture Days in 2024 and was part of a two day mural painting workshop.

Spray paint and exterior latex on 12ft x 21ft Aluminum Panel

Spray Paint & Latex on Garage Door - 2024

Painted during the 2024 KJBit Laneway Mural Jam in Toronto.

Client: Private Commission

Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

This mural symbolizes historic elements of the Woodbine and Danforth neighborhood, while also symbolizing change and growth. A blending of the old and the new.

Spray paint and exterior latex on two storey brick wall. 2023.

Free For All Walls Mural Festival 2023

Location: Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

This mural was created for Free For All Walls mural festival. It’s a personal piece exploring a combination of figurative painting and graffiti style writing. I chose to paint a portrait of my partner Brittany who loves all things aquatic.

Spray paint and exterior latex on wall. 2023.

Client: Town of Caledon - Downtown Bolton BIA

Location: Bolton, Ontario, Canada.

This mural celebrates Southern Ontario flowers and pollinators. It symbolizes diversity through the different species of flowers, and reflects the vibrancy of the coming of Spring.

Spray paint and exterior latex on wall. 2023.

Client: Town of Caledon & Downtown Bolton BIA.

Location: Bolton, Ontario

The mural is inspired by the Humber River. This river flows right through the underpass where my mural is located, and is an iconic part of Downtown Bolton. I wanted to pay tribute to this, and highlight some of the many forms of wildlife that the Humber River attracts and is home to.

Spray paint and exterior latex on 80ft x 10ft wall. 2022.

*The Dancing Bee mural project was a collaboration with Nick Sweetman.

Additional murals that aren't spotlighted by individual projects. Some were painted as personal pieces, while others were commissioned murals in Toronto and abroad.