Your phone is in your hand 200 times a day. It might as well look like it belongs in a gallery.
Chromatic Collision is a neon-on-dark graffiti composition by Dyles Mavis — explosive diagonal brushstrokes in hot pink, electric yellow, cobalt blue, and lime green colliding across a deep navy ground, with raw paint splatter frozen mid-burst. It's the kind of piece that makes people stop mid-scroll and ask where you got it.
Most art cases sacrifice protection for looks, or bury the design under a matte laminate that kills the color. This one doesn't compromise.
Key Features
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Dual-layer construction — polycarbonate outer shell + shock-absorbing TPU inner liner; drops don't stand a chance
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UV-resistant, fade-proof print — the neons stay neon; no yellowing, no ghosting after months of daily carry
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Raised camera lip — lens sits above any flat surface, so face-down moments don't cost you a scratch
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Wireless charging compatible — no case removal ritual, just set it down and go
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Precise port cutouts — every button, speaker, and charging port is fully accessible
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Slim dual-layer profile — real protection without turning your phone into a brick
Materials & Specs
- Outer shell: hard polycarbonate
- Inner liner: flexible TPU
- Print method: [VERIFY — dye sublimation or UV direct print]
- Finish: high-gloss
- Weight: 0.22 lbs
- Ships from US
Who It's For
The art student who wants their whole aesthetic to be consistent, right down to what's in their pocket. The creative professional who's tired of the same black case everyone else has at the meeting. The gift-giver who needs something that looks expensive, ships fast, and actually gets used.
FAQ
Will the colors really stay this bright?
Yes — the print uses UV-resistant inks that resist fading from sunlight and daily handling. The neons you see in the photos are what you get six months from now.
Is this actually protective or just decorative?
Both. The dual-layer polycarbonate + TPU build handles real drops. The raised edges protect your screen and camera lens when the phone lands face-down.
Does it work with wireless charging?
Yes, no need to remove the case.
How does it fit — is it hard to snap on?
The two-piece design snaps together firmly around your phone. It takes a little pressure the first time, then seats perfectly and doesn't shift.
Is this a good gift?
It ships in protective packaging and the design is bold enough to feel intentional — yes, it works as a gift for artists, creatives, teens, and anyone who treats their phone like an accessory.
