The art entitled "Roy" was a huge dog sculpture on the corner of the street in front of John Natsoulas Gallery. Just beyond the dog was the "Calico Cat" sculpture.

The body of the "Roy" dog sculpture was composed of thousands of round disks.

Viewed from the other side, the base of the "Roy" dog sculpture had warm colors swirled through and around the disks.

The head of the "Roy" dog sculpture was so high it almost became lost in the tree. It was difficult to tell from this angle, but the dog was sticking out its tongue.

The swirls of color that surrounded the disks was composed of pieces of colored trash plastic. The body and head of the "Roy" sculpture was made of reclaimed trash.

Other sections of the "Roy" dog sculpture's body were covered in metal and foil scraps. A few exposed gaps revealed an underlying wood.

A closer view of the "Roy" dog sculpture's tongue. It too was covered in reclaimed scraps. A small part of the underneath of the tongue was covered with Bugs.