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Room 1  /  The Museum of Illusions

It's not a palette.
It's a phone.

Phone cases that look like real things. Paint sets, cassettes, old phones, toast. People will try to use it.

Watercolor iPhone case standing on a grey backdrop
CRAFIC
Watercolor Palette
UV ink on a clear phone case. Los Angeles, California.
Our first illusion, and still the one people grab for. Eleven paint pans and a brush, printed flat on the back. Clear edges, so it looks like a real tin.
$35
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The most guarded phone case in the world.

No. 01Do not touch the exhibit.
No. 02Sold. To the lady in row three.
No. 03Wait. That is not paint.
No. 04Room 1, every single day.
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100,000+ cases of things that look like other things.

Made in Los Angeles, California, with one idea: your phone case should make someone look twice. The watercolor set came first. Then the cassette, the calculator, the old candybar phone, the toast. Today you'll find CRAFIC in independent art shops and in a national museum store in London.

The watercolor case hung in a gilded frame
The case on a white gallery wall with its label
A child reaching to paint on the phone
A conservator examining the case