A closer shot of the snake-like bird's body. Notice how the body was shaded using may layers of blue and red.

The bird had a snake-like tail that occupied the rightmost panel of the building. Another version of this mural (or perhaps and earlier version) instead (in this panel) showed a talon holding a doughnut.

The fish was drawn swimming atop waves and red stones jutting out of water.

A closer shot of both the fish's eye and the bird's eye.

The bird's beak reached almost down to the sidewalk.

Pink drops splattered the rocks below the bird's beak. Perhaps the drops were saliva from the beak.

Another muralist named Blek Le Rat painted vents with gloves poking out of them. Here a pair of actual gloves were stuffed into an actual vent, thereby creating a fake Blek Le Rat mural within this mural.

A closer shot of the eye of the bird. Examine closely to see how the eye was painted and highlighted.

The mural covered the entire side of a building. It illustrated a snake-like bird with a long bill, next to a fish.

A closer shot of the rapids, with its high waves and sharply pointed rocks.

A closer shot of the tail of the fish. Notice how up close it looks less sharp then it did from far away.