A heart was painted on a section of wooden fence. And then white paint was spattered across it, turning it into a work of modern art.

A heart was painted on a piece of wood, much like a work of art. The wood was nailed to a fence, and then the outline of another heart was spray painted around the wood piece.

A painted mural in San José, Costa Rica showed men apparently worshiping a giant heart.

A sign was a reminder that war could break any heart.

A jailed heart was painted under the railroad over pass in downtown Spokane, Washington. The heart was left holding a bag.

A black spray painted heart waited to be swatted.

A dead circle labeled "Kreator" highlighted this green spray painted heart.

A black spray painted heart appeared on a on a wooden column in a park in Karlsruhe, Germany.

A heart was spray painted on the side of a concrete wall in Karlsruhe, Germany. The vertical divide inside the heart looked like a comma.

A tiny heart was painted on the side of a huge metal sculpture in Dublin, Ireland.

A heart with the word, "Ueva!" was spray painted to a chrome roll-up door in Brussels, Belgium.

A graffiti display in Dublin, Ireland boldly exhibited a heart with the words, "Love Larry Adam."

The Presidio Pet Cemetery in San Francisco is an interesting yet small plot of land. One of the grave markers included this painted heart on crumbling wood.

The Presidio Pet Cemetery in San Francisco is an interesting yet small plot of land. One of the grave markers included this painted heart.

While on a stroll along Folsom Street in San Francisco, we found this pot in the window of a store. It was covered in painted hearts.

While on a walk along the Coastal Trail in San Francisco, we happened upon this heart drawn on the end of a log.