You Think You Have Time Clock Quote Glass Wall Art Vermeer this Justitia-and-gavel cinematography brings legal-iconography

this Justitia-and-gavel cinematography brings legal-iconography gravitas and editorial-photography polish into a residential wall

and crisp highlights—made even more dramatic by the matte-to-gloss interplay

in bold hand-lettered dark-red capitals

every cloud-streaked sky and rippled reflection caught in dream-marine register

You Think You Have Time Clock Quote Glass Wall Art Vermeer this Justitia-and-gavel cinematography brings legal-iconographyOn a deep black field, bold white type reads "The problem is, You think you have time." In place of the first letter of the last word, a pair of white clock hands with a slim red second hand pivots from a center point, turning the word into a working clock face. The layout is clean and graphic, a quiet reminder folded into the typography itself. Printed behind 4mm tempered glass, the white letters and the single red hand stay crisp against the black,