One of the lower windows listed the names of the people that created these murals:

-Sylvestor (Slick) Guard Jr.
Chris (Cizzle) Cook -
-Hilya (Mom) Cook
Hanna (1st Lady) Boles -
Slickpopz@gmail.com / Sugabusmedia@gmail.com

The mural was created by combining many mini-murals. Some shared a window, while others each had its own window.

One window showed two murals. On the left was a mural of a wizard holding either a crystal ball, or a bowling ball, with a rose and face painted on it. On the right was a mural of an ape-man wearing a peace symbol t-shirt and holding two fingers up for victory.

Two windows in the corner. The one on the left featured "Lombard Street" illustrated as a snake winding around sinful objects. The one on the right featured a purple unicorn with butterfly wings.

Two other windows in another corner also had one mural each. The window on the left featured a Disney-like castle over a sword piercing a winged heart. The window on the right illustrated Alcatraz as a scroll showing a skull with a prisoner's hat pierced by a sword over a burning ace of hearts.

A sign was attached to the glass of a window covered with a mural. The sign read:

Artspan
Transit Mural Project
Sugabus Media
sugabus.com @sugabusmedia
ArtSpan.org @artspan

The two doors each had its own mural. The left door showed stars at sunset over clouds and a moon at night. The right door illustrated a daytime sun over rain clouds at sunset.

One window had two murals on it. The left mural showed a flaming heart over two dragons posed to form a heart and enclosing an egg. Under the dragons was a bat-wing heart with a lizard's eye. The right mural showed "The City" illustrated using a the corner windows of a Victorian house with a bluebird chirping at a woman with bows in her hair.

One window had one mural on it. This mural showed two cartoon girls flirting with the viewer. Below them was a rainbow-like arch over shooting stars. In the upper right was and arrow pointing a the girls.