Every kid falls asleep in weird positions. This one just happens to be doing it on a moon made of brushstrokes, and somehow it works better than anything on the mattress ever will.
This astronaut wall art set of 2 gives you the same small dreamer in two different corners of the night sky. In one, he's sprawled out on a pale, cratered moon watching shooting stars streak overhead. In the other, he's riding a comet across a deep indigo sky scattered with hand-painted stars. The palette is all soft blues, silvery whites, and warm little flushes of pink in his cheeks, done in loose, textured strokes that feel more like an oil canvas than a cartoon.
Together they read as one continuous story rather than two random prints, which is exactly why they hold up so well side by side. The mood is quiet and a little dreamy, not the loud primary-color space decor you see everywhere. It reads more like impressionist sky art than a novelty print, so it actually looks intentional next to your existing furniture.
Hang this pair in a nursery, a kids' bedroom, or a playroom that could use a calmer moment. It's outer space nursery decor that a six-year-old will still want on the wall.