This mural was partly hidden behind trees on 3rd Street in Oakland, California.

A man, wearing a belt to hold up his pants, was hidden by trees and parked cars.

One tall man rose up the right side of the building and featured a window for a heart (on the wrong side).

The artist signed his work:

Matthew Floriani
ig- flor0509
w- WWW.Mathewflorianiarts.com
e - m.florianiarts@gmail.com

A closer look at the waist of the tall man. His decorated waist lay horizontally between two windows.

The wall next to a man was covered in spades.

The pattern of spades continued up to the second floor and vanished into a point at the top.

A man's face also occupied the second floor. He wore a mask over his mouth.

That same man wore a belt to hold up his checkered pants.

A tongue extended out through a rectangular hole.

One of the men's legs tapered to a point where foot should have been.

A man held a large pink stone.

One of the men was too tall for the side of the building and had to lean over to be drawn.

The man's body was highly decorated with an assortment of designs.

The design was carried down onto electric conduits near the sidewalk.

The man drawn at the corner of the building was partly hidden by a tree.

The address 510 was drawn over the front entry into the building.

The design of the left end of front of the building featured another person leaning over.

Another man was drawn on the left side of the building facing Washington Street.