Playing cards were painted on the fence of a parking lot on Mission Street.

Two cards were painted at the left end of the fence. One read, "RBL Posse." The other one read, "Good Job Yeehee, La Naranja."

Two more cards were painted on the Mission Street fence. One read, "La Maceta." The other card read, "El Cotorra."

Another sign was painted on the Mission Street fence. It showed a car under the words, "The City Station."

A stamp, as would go on a letter, read, "La Mission, Low & Slow."

The art to the right of the car, was a "Champions," trophy which read, "Municipal Railway."

Next on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence was the image of a sandwich over which were the words, "Ricas Tortas."

Two more cards followed the sandwich on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. One read, "Añejo, El Venado." The other one read, "El Musico."

An advertisement followed the last two cards. This advertisement had two words over clothing, "Arik's Surplus Co."

Another advertisement followed the first. This one read, "American Indian Cultural District SF,"

Two more cards followed the two advertisements. The two cards showed a wrestler's face and booze. The first card read, "El Alacran." The second card read, "Mr Liquor, Cutty Bang, $4.15, El Borracho."

At the rightmost end of the Mission Street fence was the image of a MUNI transfer.

More art covered the second section of the Mission Street Parking Lot fence.

Two Cards began that section of the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. The card on the left read, "Ice Cold Beer, City Pils, El Camaron." The card on the right read, "La Mano."

Two dogs were next on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. The dog on the right looked happy to see us. The dog on the left was more somber.

The next bit of art was a painting of the "New Mission," banner. That art was next to an ice cream cart that read, "Paletas SF."

Three happy faces were the next bit of art on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence.

A pitcher was the next bit of art on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. That pitcher was next to a pig on a platter, both under the words, "Pan Dulce."

Another stamp was next on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. The image on the stamp was a bicycle, under the words, "La Mission."

Two black cats were painted on the Mission Street Parking Lot fence. The black cats almost vanished on the black background.