Three Crow Girls Plot the Destruction of the World Art Print – 5 x 7

£14.00

Three Crow Girls Plot the Destruction of the World is a 5 x 7 art print by Kat Philbin featuring three masked girls gathered around a bonfire beneath a dark blue sky. Printed on textured Sundance watercolour card stock in Burbank, CA. A dramatic yet whimsical piece for lovers of modern gothic illustration.

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Three Crow Girls Plot the Destruction of the World is a 5 x 7 inch art print by Los Angeles based artist Kat Philbin. Darkly playful and beautifully illustrated, the piece captures three young girls wearing crow masks gathered around a glowing fire beneath a deep indigo sky.

One girl stands with her arms raised triumphantly, red hair wild and bright against the night. The other two crouch and sit close to the flames, their poses quiet and conspiratorial. The fire burns at the centre of a small stone circle, casting warm light against the cool blue darkness that surrounds them.

There is something theatrical about this image. It feels like a scene from a storybook you half remember from childhood. Mischievous rather than menacing. Dramatic, but still delicate. The girls are not portrayed as frightening figures, but as imaginative, slightly feral spirits playing at power under the night sky.

Printed in Burbank, California on textured Sundance watercolour card stock, this reproduction maintains the fine linework and layered colour of the original artwork. The paper’s subtle tooth gives the blues depth and the flames a warm glow. Each print arrives packaged in a clear plastic sleeve with a logo sticker on the reverse.

This smaller 5 x 7 size makes it ideal for gallery walls, shelves, or layered frames. It suits eclectic interiors, dark cottagecore spaces, creative studios, and bedrooms with vintage touches. It will resonate with those drawn to modern gothic illustration, folklore inspired imagery, and art that feels like a secret shared between friends.

Despite its dramatic title, the mood is more imaginative rebellion than true darkness. It feels like children inventing myth, testing boundaries, and playing at being powerful.

• Paper size: 5 x 7 inches
• Enlarged print of the original artwork
• Printed in Burbank, CA
• Sundance watercolour card stock
• Packaged in a clear sleeve with logo sticker on reverse

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