Double Trouble Witch Art Print 5 x 7

Two witches. One spellbook. Infinite trouble. The Double Trouble Witch Art Print features a pair of dark feminine figures rendered in Stefani Rabideaux’s signature dark-nouveau style — one dark-haired, one light, both deeply absorbed in whatever they’re conjuring together. Black, white, gray, and blood-red palette with that unmistakable blend of gothic elegance and Halloween mischief.

In gothic art, the pairing of witches has always represented shared knowledge, feminine power, and a little beautifully coordinated chaos. This print captures all of that in a 5” x 7” format that earns its place on a gothic gallery wall, a witchy reading nook, a dark academia space, or any year-round Halloween collection that refuses to apologize for itself.

Hand signed by the artist and protected in a clear sleeve with backing board — ready to frame, ready to gift, ready to make your walls considerably more interesting.

Details:

• 5" x 7" fine art semi-gloss print
• Hand signed by Stefani Rabideaux
• Black, white, gray, and blood-red palette
• Gothic witch and Halloween artwork
• Packaged in a protective clear sleeve with backing board
• Frame not included
• Made in the United States

 Perfect for: witch art collectors, gothic gallery walls, dark academia decor, witchy reading nooks, coven-themed displays, or anyone who firmly believes two witches are considerably more fun than one.

 Did You Know? The idea of witches gathering in groups has appeared in folklore for centuries — long before the word “coven” became popularized in the 17th century. These gatherings were depicted in art and literature as spaces of shared feminine knowledge, secret ritual, and collective power. In gothic art today, the coven imagery carries all of that history: mysterious, formidable, and just a little dangerous.