"The Paint Chip" mural covered the front of The Paint Chip store, an art supply business. It depicted satisfied customers leaving the store.

A painting of a dog was located at a corner near the front door of The Paint Chip store. The dog was loose and running alone, with its leash trailing behind. It appeared to be barking, although no barks could be heard.

A parade of satisfied customers were painted on the front wall of The Paint Chip art supply building. They each appeared to carry something purchased at the store.

A woman was painted on the front wall of The Paint Chip art supply store. She carried a bag in one hand with the words "The Paint Chip" on it. Her other hand held a leash to which a dog was attached. That dog looked back at the loose dog on a leash behind.

A woman was painted on the front of The Paint Chip art supply store. She pushed a stroller inside of which her child played with an articulating art figure. The woman carried art supplies in her backpack and in a bag held near the handle to the stroller.

A closer photograph showing the books and tablets inside the backpack worn by the woman pushing the stroller.

A couple walked away from the entrance to The Paint Chip art supply store. The nearest figure carried art supplies in his backpack and under his arm. The figure behind talked on a cellphone.

A closer photograph of the tablet under the arm of the nearer figure of the couple walking away from The Paint Chip art supply store. Notice how the arm is covered with tattoos.

A balding man carried two frames in his left hand and a framed picture in his right hand. His leg was only partly drawn by the artist crouched on the sidewalk behind the balding man.

The artist (probably a self portrait by Linda Galusha) was about to add color to the balding man's right shoe. A bucket and a muffin tin filled with cups contained paints of different colors. The artist wore a denim jacket and denim pants.

The artist's signature was painted on the front of the artist's self portrait. It read, "Galusha 1980." Notice the brightly colored band holding the end of the artist's braided hair.