The mural was composed of ceramic art pieces attached to a blue wall behind two shade trees. It appeared to be made by children with the help of adults.

A hand made sign describe the mural:

"New Again"
Created By
Children of Families First
With Help From
Davis Artists

Funded by
City Of Davis
Natsoulas-Novelozo Gallery
And Families First

"Each Day We're New Again"
April 3,1991

A man wore a Hawaiian shirt with two palm trees on the front. He had sticks in his shirt pockets. He reached up to catch an American-style football with his left hand.

Children created ceramic pieces of art that were attached to the wall. Among those objects were, a sun, a house, a fence, an airplane, a car, a tree, a teepee, and a mulit-story building.

A young woman wore a yellow shirt and waved at the people looking at the mural. Her shirt contained artistic patches. Above her left shoulder was a heart and a sun.

The young woman wore a skirt and carried a purse. Next to her striped stockings was a dog with a bone. Children's art in the form of houses and trees decorated the lower right edge of the mural.

A young person held a bat in one hand and had a mitt over the other hand. The shirt was covered with with shapes. The front of the shirt read vertically, "#1 A's". That person rode a blue skateboard. with a green blob at its front.

A girl wore a colorful dress and carried a doll, while listening to a boom box blasting notes toward her ear.

A dog stared (evidently hypnotized) at the pale blue socks worn inside serious hiking boots. Below the boots was a house which had the words "I A In," that perhaps meant, "I'm An Inn."