The Camp Kesem mural was actually two murals side by side. To the left was the art, to the right was a descriptive sign. That sign side read, "UC Davis Camp Kesem, 10th Anniversary, a Child's Friend Through and Beyond a Parent's Cancer." The art side read in part "A Parent's Cancer."

The art side featured two trees with signs on them. The left hand tree had three signs that read, "Friendship, Fun This Way, Magic." The right hand side read, "Family, Love, Support." The rest of the mural had a mix of a hippo, sports balls, smores, a squirrel, a fairy, a large pill, a magician's hat, a pineapple wearing a hat, a bunch of bananas, condiments, and a moose."

The bottom of the sign side read, "Thank you, Odd Fellows." The bottom also listed the artist "Jamie Madison," and the sponsor "Matt Dolcini."

A closer view of the art side. Under musical notes and a rainbow, a moose balanced a glass on its head, and a sign under ketchup, mustard, and white cream, read, "Messy Olympics!!!"

A boy walked into the camp with the words "Parent's Cancer" leaking from his backpack. To either side of the boy were a singing squirrel and a singing fairy. One of the books on the ground was titled, "Stand By Me." The boy appeared to be walking toward a roaring fire.