24x36inch canvas with a matte finish.
This dynamic painting captures Miles Morales as Spider-Man, mid-swing through a colorful, chaotic New York skyline, with his iconic Air Jordan 1s front and center.
The canvas explodes with energy — the background is a kaleidoscope of neon blues, purples, and pinks, evoking the surreal, glitchy atmosphere of the Spider-Verse. Stylized skyscrapers fade into abstract shapes, outlined in comic book halftones and graffiti tags, grounding the piece in Miles’ Brooklyn roots.
At the center, Miles is frozen in a gravity-defying pose — one knee tucked, one arm flung forward firing a webline. His black-and-red Spider-suit glistens under city lights, with streaks of red highlighting the web patterns and his oversized spray-painted chest emblem.
On his feet, rendered in immaculate detail, are his Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”s, the crisp white toe boxes and fiery red panels catching the light with every swing. You can even see the faint scuffs and creases of wear — a subtle nod to his grounded, everyday hero persona.
The whole piece balances between realism and comic-book abstraction, with bold linework, drips of spray paint textures, and vibrant splashes of color that seem to leap off the canvas. It’s equal parts tribute to Miles Morales’ journey and a love letter to street culture and sneakerheads.
24x36inch canvas with a matte finish.
This dynamic painting captures Miles Morales as Spider-Man, mid-swing through a colorful, chaotic New York skyline, with his iconic Air Jordan 1s front and center.
The canvas explodes with energy — the background is a kaleidoscope of neon blues, purples, and pinks, evoking the surreal, glitchy atmosphere of the Spider-Verse. Stylized skyscrapers fade into abstract shapes, outlined in comic book halftones and graffiti tags, grounding the piece in Miles’ Brooklyn roots.
At the center, Miles is frozen in a gravity-defying pose — one knee tucked, one arm flung forward firing a webline. His black-and-red Spider-suit glistens under city lights, with streaks of red highlighting the web patterns and his oversized spray-painted chest emblem.
On his feet, rendered in immaculate detail, are his Air Jordan 1 “Chicago”s, the crisp white toe boxes and fiery red panels catching the light with every swing. You can even see the faint scuffs and creases of wear — a subtle nod to his grounded, everyday hero persona.
The whole piece balances between realism and comic-book abstraction, with bold linework, drips of spray paint textures, and vibrant splashes of color that seem to leap off the canvas. It’s equal parts tribute to Miles Morales’ journey and a love letter to street culture and sneakerheads.
