The mural to the left, the woman's face with birds, was the original mural by Gio Mantis. The mural to the right was painted later and blended to join with the original. That later mural was painted by Berj and TimothyB_Art.

The mural to the right, the later blended one by Berj and TimothyB_Art, had a darker and more ominous feeling.

The signature on the left-end mural read, "Gio Mantis." That signature was high on the wall.

Signatures were painted at the top right corner of the wall. They read:

@Berj.J.Berj
@CreativeShields
@TimothyB_Art
2018

A view of the right end of the mural, the part drawn by Berj and TimothyB_Art, as seen from the sidewalk.

A view of the left end of the mural, the part drawn by Gio Mantis, as seen from the sidewalk.

A closer view of one of the birds that were a part of the mural by Gio Mantis. The pattern on the bird's body gave the impression that the bird was made of cloth.

A closer view of the nose and lips of the woman featured on the left-end mural, the one by Gio Mantis. Notice how the details of the face were painted over bricks.

A closer view of the eyes of the woman featured in the left-end mural, the one by Gio Mantis. Notice how the eyes were highlighted in green tones.

A closer view of the bird to the right of the woman's face drawn on the left-end of the murals. The bird was covered in geometric patterns.

A closer view of the face drawn on a door as part of the right-end mural, the one by Berj and TimothyB_Art. The face continued down and onto the surface of the sidewalk.

A face was painted on what looked like a tree stump. A dry-stand pipe in red, rose in parallel to the face.

A closer view of the tree face, here with a lock box painted to match the face.

The face of woman wearing a jeweled necklace with eyes closed under a dark sky with stars. Her hair appeared to be made of dark clouds.

A closer shot of a pair of tree-stump faces drawn in what looked like a meadow at night.