Abstract 'Glow' Chess Knight Painting

This appears to be a mixed media abstract painting on canvas, or possibly a 'glow in the dark' art shirt as per the context provided. The artwork features a central motif of a chess knight piece, rendered in a vibrant, almost neon green with a distinct outline that suggests it may be painted with luminescent or glow-in-the-dark paint. Above the knight, there is a glowing green crown with radiating light streaks in a lighter neon blue/green, hinting at royality or significance. The background consists of horizontal bands of color, predominantly dark blues, reds, and lighter blues, applied with a rough, textured brushstroke, indicative of an abstract expressionistic style. There are areas of paint splatters, particularly red, suggesting an energetic or possibly distressed aesthetic. Faintly visible text in a lighter color or possibly glow-in-the-dark paint is present near the top, possibly reading 'Nickel' (partially obscured) and 'Why Not' or similar at the bottom center. The piece exhibits a raw, untamed quality in its application, with visible brushstrokes and perhaps some intentional drips or imperfections, contributing to its artistic authenticity rather than detracting from it. The color palette, especially the use of neon greens and blues, suggests a contemporary or possibly street-art inspired aesthetic, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. The overall condition appears good, with the luminescence being a key feature of its presentation.