twin flight

Two flying CLAW creatures blast through this bold, weighty wall piece—one in electric yellow, the other in magenta—darting across layers of built-up grit and color.

What started as a mirror got layered with cement, paint, and attitude—giving the surface a rough, weathered edge that refuses to sit still. The background bursts with exaggerated hand-lettered “CLAW” text in bold chalk-blue and gray strokes, stacked like a wall tag caught in motion.

The creatures are fully CLAW’d—winged, weird, and jetting forward with signature chaos. Framed in a curved-top, whitewashed wood frame, the piece feels like something pulled from a back alley studio and frozen mid-flight.

This one’s about movement, duality, and that all-gas energy CLAW brings every time.

• Medium: Posca markers on mirror layered with cement and paint

• Finish: None

• Size: Approx. 13.5” H x 9.5” W x 4.5” D

• Signed: Yes

• Ready to hang: Yes