Above the other car was a patch of pure abstract design.

The mural looked like laundry blown in the wind, or like car parts blown in a hurricane. The red in the mural matched the red of the side of the building.

More mural was located on the side of the same building, but around the corner and behind. That wall faced no street, so could only be discovered while walking.

The artist's signature was spray painted on the upper left of the hidden wall. It read, "Bayne 2016."

The mural on the side of the building featured two abstract cars driving through what appeared to be a wind blown day.

A Volkswagen Beetle was painted over a window. Although abstract, the Volkswagen Beetle was clearly drawn. A small white patch of graffiti despoiled the car.

The mural, at first glance, appeared to occupy the side of the building just under the eve. It was an abstract design that worked well with the surrounding colors.

The second car in the mural was an abstract image of a generic car. This car might be a two-seater sports car. This car was also painted over a window, but unlike the Volkswagen, it was clean of graffiti.