The artist's signature was located at the bottom of a vase in the painting. It read, "Stephanie Taylor, 2013."

The mural covered almost the entire front of the the Teaspoon store. It covered most of the windows and (in a few spots) dipped into the window frames. To the left of the doors the mural depicted produce. Whereas the mural on the doors depicted a cut flower shop.

The windows on the doors of the Teaspoon were covered with murals that depicted the interior of a cut flower shop. Vases stood on a shelf. A dog and a ball lay on the floor under the shelf.

More vases and cut flowers decorated the narrow window over the double doors.

A closer view of the narrow window over the double doors. The vases, as could be seen, were made of glass. The cut flowers were hung to dry for dried-flower arrangements.

Some of the cut flowers in the windows of the double doors were set into enameled metal pots.

A pair of gardening shears lay on the shelf of the cut flower shop. Roses were being placed into a glass vase. The as yet not trimmed roses lay on the shelf.

The right hand of the double doors displayed flowers in buckets and exhibited the artist's signature in the lower right corner.

A dog wearing a collar looked up. Surrounding the dog were cut flowers in colorful buckets. At the dog's feet was a juggling ball.

A cat was painted on the narrow window over the produce stand murals covering the windows to the left of the double doors. The face and tail of the cat dipped into the frame surrounding the window.

The windows to the left of the double doors were covered in a mural that depicted a produce stand. Near the top was a row of strawberries in baskets. To the left of the strawberries was a crate of plums. Notice how solid pieces of strawberries (probably ceramic) were pasted on top of the painted strawberries to give the image depth.

Vegetables were on display near the bottom of the window. Lettuce stacked on a shelf. Raspberries in a bucket. Squash in a basket. And carrots laid on the shelf. Notice how thick ceramic pieces of raspberries were stuck to the painting to give it depth.

Eggs were on display. To one side was a basket of avocados. To the other side was a basket of tomatoes. In the lower left corner was a bowl of blueberries.

Onions, corn, garlic, artichokes, and cauliflower were displayed in wooden buckets.

Bell peppers, heirloom tomatoes, and asparagus were displayed in wooden buckets. Nuts were in plastic sacks. Peaches lay below a dry-stand pipe.