Graffiti art on a pillar depicts TV-headed figure warning against Austin.
Graffiti art is spray-painted onto a concrete pillar. The art depicts a graphic comic-style person with their arms crossed. In place of a head, they have a TV with text that reads,"DON'T MOVE TO AUSTIN." The shading on the person is black and very harsh, with the majority of the person being the dark shading and the empty areas representing where the light catches. The light areas are pale red, which extend beyond the person and give them an outline. The person is wearing a dark suit with a light-colored tie and undershirt, and they have a pin on their right side that reads "TV / HEAD / ATX." Below the depiction is a graffiti tag that appears very faded. Behind the pillar, the underside of a large concrete highway road is seen, which is elevated by the pillar. Beyond it, several bright green trees and metal electric posts are seen, as well as a pale blue sky. The area where the pillar meets the highway is stained with dark lines.