The mural was painted on the side of a building with a modest public garden on the sidewalk in front of it.

The upper corners featured a fancy golden face against a red tiled background.

Two hunters posed near a stream. One was using a spear to hunt fish in the stream. The other, armed with a knife, held a snake overhead.

In the center of the mural, a family parked in a meadow planting or harvesting flowers. Notice the city in the distant background.

A baby sat on the ground next to a plant. At the baby's feet was the artist's signature, "Kari Johnson."

Indigenous people wove baskets while their baby sat next to a plant. They wove next to three power boxes.

The upper right of the mural featured an ominous sky filled with thunder clouds, all back-lit by a dramatic sunset.