A Diplodocus with tail curling around the composition biting a long triangular pickle spear directly with its jaws. The real Diplodocus (say it dih-PLOD-oh-kus) lived in the Late Jurassic — one of the longest animals ever, most of it neck and whip tail. 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. Cut to the silhouette on matte laminated vinyl: 3-inch fits a phone or bottle, 4-inch a laptop lid, 6-inch a notebook, cooler or wall.