The mural as seen from across the street with cars parked in front of it. It was a large mural covering the entire front of a long warehouse.

The signature was painted in the upper left corner of the mural and read, "Trust Your Struggle Collective 2018."

There appeared to be art behind glass, but the glass windows were not part of the surrounding mural.

The center of the mural was occupied by the face of a woman with a rose on her ear, and a pair of hands cupped to hold something.

A closer shot of the pair of hands which were cupped and holding what appeared to be a young plant, perhaps a food plant, ready to add to a garden.

The words, "Oakland Dreams." were written in large letters, highlighted in blue and pink, and placed diagonally across the wall. The phrase was unclear. Did it mean "Oakland has dreams," or "The dreams for Oakland's future."

A yellow bird flew across the wall past bubbles and floating triangles.

A colorful bird, by artist Erin Yoshi was painted on a roll-up door in the front of the same building.

The warehouse was occupied by "Something To Sell About" a used furniture store.

Two faces by artist Sean Burner were drawn on another roll-up door.