The mural was tall and dominated the Tenderloin People's Garden. The mural was painted on the side of the McAllister Hotel and was partly hidden by trolley bus wires and the top of a trolley bus.

A person handed out carrots to a line of grateful people. A musical staff dipped through the garden, with musical notes, butterflies and birds.

A guitar player was the source of the music. The guitar emitted a rainbow staff filled with musical symbols.

Two hands cupped a heart shaped garden with two people inside working the garden.

The musical notes transformed into a spiral river, upon which a boat of worshipers floated with hands held high. To one side a woman held a shovel, to the other side a man held a bunch of beets. And above it all, the sign for Tenderloin People's Garden arched above a setting (or rising) sun.