This elaborate graffiti depict typical Thai characters and themes, such as these depictions of a four-armed Indra (fig.) and yak (fig.).

Besides these cartoon-like creatures and characters from Thai mythology, there are also creatures from imagination and animals found in Thailand.

The maker of these paintings added the text Silpa Khaang Thanon (ศิลปะข้างถนน), i.e. ‘Street Art’, onto his work, yet graffiti is in Thai generally known as roi khut khiht khiyan.

This specific paintings are found on a public wall at a U-turn under a bridge in western Bangkok and are real works of art.