Pass-Through Wall Decals: A Creature Bursting Through the Wall, Front on One Side and Back on the Other
The joke works in two rooms at once. On the hall side of the wall a shark, a dragon, a cat or a car comes bursting out through the broken plaster; walk round into the next room and its back end is sticking out of the other side, tail and all. A pass-through pair is two decals made to match: the front on one face of the wall, the back end on the other, lined up so the creature seems to go straight through.
Bring a picture of the front, your dog, a dinosaur you generated, a character from your comic, and the back end can be drawn for you by AI from that same picture, in the same style and colours, so the two halves belong to one animal. Or bring a picture of each end. Both are cut out and set into matching wall breaks (brick, plaster, boards and the rest), each sticker cut to the shape of the break with no border.
Each half is checked on a photo of its own wall before you order, and the photo stays in your browser. A debris kit of bricks and plaster chunks on the floor on both sides finishes it. Every frame has a master about 4K across, so a creature at life size stays sharp.
Open Pass-Through Wall Decals on Reality Fabricator
What you can do
- A matched pair: the front bursting out of one side of a wall, the back end on the other
- The back end drawn by AI from your picture, or bring your own
- Matching wall breaks on both sides, each cut to shape
- Preview each side on a photo of its wall
- Debris kits to scatter on both sides
How it works
- Bring a picture of the creature's front, or generate one.
- Let AI draw its back end from the picture, or upload your own.
- Pick the wall break, check each half on its wall, and order the pair.
Frequently asked questions
How is the back end made?
From your picture: an AI image model draws the same creature from behind, in the same style and colours, so the two halves match. It is one generated picture, charged at its usual price; you can redraw it or upload your own instead.
Do I need the same wall from both sides?
It is best on one wall seen from two rooms, a hall and a bedroom for instance, so the front and the back really line up. It works as a joke on any two walls too.
What makes a good pass-through?
Anything long: a shark, a dragon, a train, a dachshund, a car. A clear side or three-quarter view of the front gives the best match for the back end.