The mural was painted on a wall halfway between 7th and 8th Streets on J Street in downtown Sacramento, California. J Street was one of the wide, one way Streets downtown, with lots of on-street parking.

An overview shot of the "The California Princess" mural, a part of Sacramento's Wide Open Walls Art Festival. It is meant to resemble the famous Princess Leia of Star Wars. but instead, in the words of the artist, "California is popular, it's the quintessence of pop. It's famous all over the world for its cinema industry, its music, its sense of freedom. But, behind this mask of freedom and innovation, it has a dark side."

The artist's signature was located high up in the top right corner of the mural. It shows the the PixelPancho logo, the year "18" (standing for the year 2018), and two hand prints.

A California bear decorated the neck of the robot face. The bear too appeared to be a robot, but the flowers appeared real.

A golden metal clip held the robot's bun in place. On the clip was embossed the bear and star of the California flag, with an image of the state behind the bear.

A red star was cut into the forehead of the robot's face. The nose was golden, as were the gears exposed inside the robot's jaw. The robots eyes were sunken with a tiny camera set back inside each hole.