The Star-Pocket Doodle turns a story of sharing into a bold celestial iPhone case. Etta Windrow’s entirely invented mustard-yellow companion has a square belly, asymmetric geometric ears, tiny crescent eyes, and a pocket filled with star-shaped leaves. Deep teal clouds and crimson circular storm shapes frame the autumn landscape.
The creature gathers fallen star leaves to decorate its bed, then notices how empty a bare tree looks. It returns the best leaves to the branches one by one. Its pocket grows lighter as the tree’s silhouette becomes whole again. It keeps only one chipped leaf—a small reminder that joy can come from choosing to share.
Choose your artwork
Select from five authentic variations: Fallen Star Leaves, Pocket of Sharing, Bare Twig Return, Crimson Teal Sky, and One Chipped Keepsake. Each preserves the organic black outlines, flat gouache texture, dry-brush grain, and mid-century folk-storybook mood of the original art.
Designed for your iPhone
Available for the iPhone 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17 families, including Plus, Pro, and Pro Max models where offered. Choose your exact phone model and favorite pattern before adding to cart. iPhone 13–16 models are $29.99; iPhone 17 models are $39.99.
A thoughtful gift
A warm choice for celestial-art fans, whimsical creature collectors, autumn lovers, and anyone who treasures generosity and friendship. Black is the recommended case color for the mustard, crimson, teal, and midnight palette.
Care
Wipe gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners and prolonged exposure to high heat.
Frequently asked questions
Is this original artwork? Yes. The character and landscape are original fictional imagery by the Etta Windrow artist persona for PhoneCasing.
Does this listing claim MagSafe compatibility or certified impact protection? No. Those performance claims are not supported by the supplied source evidence. Select the exact model shown in the selector for fit compatibility.
Will printed colors match every display exactly? Small variations can occur because displays and production processes differ.