Six crow illustrations occupy six identical wooden squares on a gray wall.
An eye-level view of six square pieces of wood mounted onto a gray wall, each square is the same size and has a crow illustrated on it. The pieces of wood are oriented in two rows of three. The crow on the piece of wood in the top left corner of the image is facing the right side of the image. The crow on the piece of wood to the right looks like it was illustrated with pencil and not colored in, it is oriented in a side view while its head is tilted up, looking toward the top right corner of the square piece of wood. The crow on the wood in the top right corner of the image is oriented in a three-quarters view toward the right side of the piece of wood, while its head is turned to its right facing the left side of the piece of wood. The crow on the piece of wood in the bottom left corner of the image looks like it is in mid-flight facing the left side of the image with both of its wings extended out. The crow on the piece of wood to the right of it has its body facing the left side of the image, while its head is turned completely toward the right side of the image. The crow on the piece of wood in the bottom right corner of the image is facing the right side of the image with its tail feathers extended up and its body slightly hunched over. Light is reflecting off of the two pieces of wood on the left side of the image, Each square piece of wood is casting a shadow onto the gray wall around it.