Continuing the walk through Downtown, I was immediately drawn to this mural on the side Decatur CD record store. The record store itself is a reflection of the young “indie” culture of the residents of the town because of the many vinyls sold there. The mural on the wall shows a person, either male or female, laying on their side. The colors of the mural are very colorful, almost rainbow-like. The actual face of the mural is very haunting and can be open to interpretation. One of the eyes is closed while the other eye is purely white. The mouth of the person is wide open as though they are about to talk or are screaming in pain. This picture could either be a person who is just awaking from a very long rest, or a person who is under some sort of  pain from  sickness or some sort of drug. This subtle image that is on the side of a building shows as an image into the mind and expressiveness of the young residents of the  town.