A closer shot of the blue pearls floating around the neck of the Sleeping Tiger. The pearls levitated and each cast a shadow on the body of the tiger.

The other end of the Sleeping Tiger Mural showed the tiger's foot by a river and waterfall. Patterned cloth had been pulled back to reveal the scene beyond, with its dark mountains and cloudy blue sky.

Blue pearls floated around the sleeping tiger's neck. The sleeping tiger had pulled the patterned fabric off the wall and around itself to stay warm.

A sign, on the wall near the sidewalk, described the mural. It was a part of "Wide Open Walls," by artist "Noségo" annotated by @wideopenwalls916" and "@nosego."

The artist also signed his mural as, "Noségo NTL."

A candle was painted near to the Sleeping Tiger. It was lit, and provided a soft glow while the tiger slept.

A closer shot of the waterfall. It continually added water to the river below.

A closer shot of the fabric the Sleeping Tiger had pulled around itself. A soft floral design, over the texture of the wall upon which it was painted.

A shot of the mural from a point of view deep inside the parking lot and gazing outward toward L Street.

A closer shot of the tiger's foot with its extremely sharp nails.

The Sleeping Tiger Mural, painted by Noségo, decorated one wall of a "Public Parking" lot in downtown Sacramento, California.

A closer shot of the face of the Sleeping Tiger. Up close it could easily be mistaken for a sleeping house cat.