The sign identifying the mural was located in the lower right corner of the mural. It read:

"Where Mission Creek Flows"
© 2019 Precita Eyes Muralists
Directed & Designed by Yukako Ezoe & Mike Bam Tyau
Special Thanks to: Home Owners Association
Julia Barzizza, Jon Stuber, Sadie Mc Farlane, Marge White, Lee Reyes, Ernesto Guayaz

The mural was painted in an alcove under a balcony. It showed two kids swinging on a truck tire suspended using chains. Below them, the road was crumbling away to reveal Mission Creek under it.

In the upper right corner of the mural was a country home shaded by solar panels. A small creak ran from next to this house, down and to the right, and represented the source for Mission Creak.

Two children swung on an old tire suspended with chains. The arc of the swing caused the children to barely miss the cactus. Across the road, three sunflowers bloomed.

A closer view of the mural revealed cracks forming at the edge of the road. Perhaps the crack in the road represented the breaking of of ice flows as global warming increased.

The "Where Mission Creek Flows" mural continued as two additional panels the other side of the garage entrance to 1587 15th Street.

Here, the continuation of Mission Creek became a wide flowing river.

Many birds flew over Mission Creek as it vanished into grasslands. Tiny deer poked their heads up from among the grass alongside the river.

A closer view of the tiny deer as they hid among the tall grass alongside the creek.

A closer view of the bright yellow flowers that grew alongside Mission Creek.

A closer view of the cactus growing by the side of Mission Creek. Notice the lovely blooms at the tips of the cactus. A sure sign of the end of summer.

A closer view of the birds flying over grass. This view was from above the birds looking down at them.