“Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1”
Rendered with vibrating linework and duotone chromatics, this spectral corvid pulses with quiet intensity. Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1 captures a liminal visitor—caught in the act of being seen. Blue-black inked feathers shimmer against ghost-red outlines, creating a visual static that makes the bird appear animated even in stillness.
The layered composition evokes a corrupted transmission or memory—as if the canvas is trying to hold onto a vanishing image. Spiraled glyphs and storm-washed textures speak to West Indian folklore, where corvids are often tricksters, messengers, and spirit-guides—figures who travel between worlds, between times.
The claws flicker, the form stutters—this bird is not stable. It is returning. It has been seen.
Title: Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1
R.K.B. Marrowdrift Studios, 2025
16 x 20in | Giclee Print on Archival Quality Canvas
“Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1”
Rendered with vibrating linework and duotone chromatics, this spectral corvid pulses with quiet intensity. Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1 captures a liminal visitor—caught in the act of being seen. Blue-black inked feathers shimmer against ghost-red outlines, creating a visual static that makes the bird appear animated even in stillness.
The layered composition evokes a corrupted transmission or memory—as if the canvas is trying to hold onto a vanishing image. Spiraled glyphs and storm-washed textures speak to West Indian folklore, where corvids are often tricksters, messengers, and spirit-guides—figures who travel between worlds, between times.
The claws flicker, the form stutters—this bird is not stable. It is returning. It has been seen.
Title: Red-Eye Return, Corvid Memory #1
R.K.B. Marrowdrift Studios, 2025
16 x 20in | Giclee Print on Archival Quality Canvas
16 x 20in
Canvas Thickness: 1.25" (3.18 cm)
Material: Poly-cotton blend canvas
Fabric weight: 10.15 ± 0.74 oz./yd² (344 g/m² ± 25 g/m²)
Quality inks
Hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars
Includes mounting brackets
