A feathered Deinonychus biting three short baby gherkins clutched together in its talons, sickle claw prominent. The real Deinonychus (say it dy-NON-ik-us) lived in the Early Cretaceous — the sickle-clawed hunter whose discovery rewrote dinosaurs as quick and warm-blooded. 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.