Untitled (Drawing Off the Wall) by Oscar Murillo is an oil stick and spray can painting on canvas made in 2011. It measures roughly six and a half feet wide by five and a half feet tall. It is hung in portrait orientation, meaning its shortest side runs parallel to the ground. The painting depicts various shapes and gestures with words in bright colors. The background of the painting is white but has many faint scribbles of different colors similar to a dirty wall or a child’s drawing. The scribbles become very dense towards the middle of the composition. At the top-middle there is a distinct circular shape that is dark red and blue. Faint words are visible behind and over the circular shape, but are difficult to read. Directly underneath the circle there are long streaks of black color that extends toward the right extreme of the canvas. Underneath the black streaks, there are also some bright yellow and blue pigments. Further down, among more scribbles of various colors, the word Pasteles  takes up the lower half of the canvas, in a bright orange color. Directly underneath we can see the word Arrz in neon yellow and black scribbled along the bottom edge of the canvas.