"OUTLAW" 是贴在黑色皮卡车斗上的新部落风乙烯贴花。白色带尖刺的哥特式大写字母位于两组对称的刀锋纹样之间,排成一行,位于后轮拱上方。可以换成自己的名字或词语,并调整刀锋形状和颜色,做成定制贴花。

A photograph of the side of a glossy black pickup truck bed, shot straight-on in soft even overcast daylight. A large white gloss vinyl tribal flame decal runs along the bed panel, centred in the frame and spanning about 85% of the image width. The decal is a flat, single-colour, razor-crisp neo tribal graphic: solid white blade shapes that swell in the middle and taper to sharp hooked points, branching and interlocking like flames. They sweep outward from the centre toward the tailgate on the right and toward the cab on the left, mirrored along a vertical axis. Wide black negative space, where the paint shows through, runs between the blades. In the open centre of the flames sits the word "OUTLAW" in tall, narrow, upright gothic capitals built from sharp blade strokes. Each stroke swells slightly and tapers to needle points, with small curved thorns along the strokes and split double-pointed terminals. There is a clear gap between letters, and the word is solid white vinyl of the same flat tone as the flames, easily readable. The blades are abstract, with no faces, no spirals and no shark-tooth bands. The vinyl has a subtle wet gloss, with a soft highlight along the cut edges and the thinnest hint of vinyl thickness. The truck panel is deep black paint with soft reflections of sky, a pressed body-line crease running horizontally behind the decal, and a bit of the wheel arch and tail light at the edges. The background is a blurred, plain, neutral grey street. No other text and no logos.