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Scale
Kaiju SunriseCretaceous
Parasaurolophus
Mowing the lawn
Pushing a rotary lawn mower. Sun variant: disc crossed by radial mower blade stripes. The real Parasaurolophus (say it par-ah-saw-ROL-oh-fus) lived in the Late Cretaceous — its six-foot tube crest produced deep foghorn notes scientists have reconstructed. Drawn in the Kaiju Sunrise style: dense ink, hot vermillion and pink, halftone skies and woodblock waves, like a 1970s Japanese monster poster shrunk to vinyl. Thick matte vinyl that peels clean and re-sticks once or twice before committing — made for bottles, laptops and journals.
SizeLongest edge
1
SpeciesParasaurolophus · Cretaceous period
MaterialMatte laminated vinyl, 3.2 mil. Waterproof, UV-resistant, dishwasher-safe. Cut to the silhouette with a clean white edge.
PrintingPrinted to order in our studio from the full-resolution master, so the 6-inch size shows every line.
ShippingShips within 3 business days by US mail. Free over $12.