The mural was painted on an L shaped building that belonged to Northwest Martial Arts. It featured the face and hands of and elderly person, covered by geometric shapes.

The mural was painted over doors, but left windows and the sign exposed.

The mural up close and at eye level made less sense than it did when viewed from afar.

The right hand side of the vertical part of the L shaped building was painted to look like fingers and a hand.

Above eye level, fingers of two hands curved between each other, just below a window.

Above the garage door, two pairs of fingers touched.

At the bottom left of the mural, details of wrinkled skin peeked out from behind colorful shapes.

High up on the upper left of the mural, the artist's signature was written in Hindi or Bengali.

A simple design decorated the garage door.

A vague heart shape decorated the wall just above a "Shipping and Receiving" sign.