Eating a pickle under a rising sun. The real Corythosaurus (say it koh-RITH-oh-SORE-us) lived in the Late Cretaceous — its helmet-shaped crest was a hollow resonating chamber for low calls. Drawn as clean flat vector shapes in a fixed six-ink palette, mid-century poster style; edges stay razor sharp even at the six-inch size. Thick matte vinyl that peels clean and re-sticks once or twice before committing — made for bottles, laptops and journals.