The mural called "Lit By Moon" was painted on a narrow wall in an alcove behind plants at the corner of 7th and J Streets in Sacramento, California. It was painted as part of Sacramento's Wide Open Walls Festival.

The mural as seen from the sidewalk. It was almost hidden in shadow and could be easily overlooked by passing pedestrians.

A large Moon floated against a starry sky above the hooded face of a person standing outside at night.

The person standing under the full moon, had a face hidden inside a hood. Beads decorated the top of the hood.

The torso of the person standing under a full moon. There appeared to be armor protecting the shoulders and belly.

The person standing under the full moon appeared to be rising from the dirt. Either that or the person was sinking into the dirt.

The artist's signature was in the lower left of the mural. The M inside a stylized circle stood for the "M" in Monty Guy. The 18 stood for the year 2018. The package of cigarettes was litter.