The mural was found on the side of a parking lot on St. John Street, San Jose, California.

The mural was huge and dwarfed the cars parked in front of it.

This mural occupied the entire side of the building next to the parking lot.

The artist's signature was in the upper left corner of the mural. It read, "Ricky Watts 2017."

The mural appeared to flow around the windows, but left each window clear.

The swirls that formed the art, was also drawn with holes in it, to give it that old weathered look.

In this shot, the building windows and car windows were surrounded by art, but remained clear.

A closer shot of the right-hand end of the mural. Two swirls broke up into ribbons, while another one broke up into dots.

A closer shot of one of the holes in the art. A hole in red revealed the blue underneath.

Some swirls, like the yellow revealed the underneath through holes, while the purple revealed the red and yellow underneath through a diamond shaped gap.

A bit of the yellow paint dripped down the concrete behind a car.

The mural seen in the distance across far too many parked cars.