The Twosome Wanderers ventured into downtown Sherbrooke, Quebec to search for the 16 beautiful murals which bring to light the rich heritage of the urban landscape of the city’s old neighborhoods. According to Sherbrooke’s tourism ad enticing visitors to their beautiful city – “Discover unique works of art in a variety of ways through fun and interactive experiences and animations! Unique attractions that transform the city center into a true street museum.”
Indeed, it’s really fun and entertaining to look for “easter eggs” hidden in these murals. You will find elves, animals, insects and objects neatly embedded among the other elements of the art works.
Some are really hard to find. These are are but a few…
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- A Bluejay
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- A Butterfly
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- An Elf Eating Popcorn
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- Playful Elves
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- A Mice
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- A Grey Mouse
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- Ladybugs
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- Elf Sitting on a Mushroom
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- An Elf
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- A Frog
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- A Squirrel
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- A Fairy Reading a Book
Below is one of the murals masterly illustrated.
Sherbrooke 2002 Bicentennial Mural
Location: 143, Frontenac • Inauguration 2002
