A giant new driftwood sculpture has appeared at Humber Bay Park

It would seem that the driftwood Toronto sign on the shore of Humber Bay Park now has company.

The still-standing Toronto sign created from reclaimed driftwood has already risen to become one of the city’s newest, most Instagrammable attractions, and now artists Thelia Sanders-Shelton and Julie Ryan have done it again just east of the original sculpture with the installation of a massive stick figure.

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Images of the giant driftwood man reclining by the waterfront are already circulating on Instagram with more than one caption making the comparison to Groot.

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Ran into Thelia Sanders-Shelton and Julie Ryan’s newest waterfront #driftwood creation over the wknd. Apparently it’s taken them 10days so far to create this relaxed wooden figure located just east of their now famous #torontosign #exploretoronto #torontoart #torontolove #getoutside #adventuresinthecity

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A giant new driftwood sculpture has appeared at Humber Bay Park (PHOTOS)

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