Skateboard Deck Graphic Bottom (Style-Only, Image-Conditioned)

Re-render this image as a skateboard-deck bottom-side graphic product photograph in the visual register of Powell Peralta 1980s decks (the Steve Caballero dragon, the Tony Hawk hawk, the Mike Vallely elephant), Santa Cruz Jim Phillips screaming-hand era, Toy Machine Ed Templeton illustration era, and contemporary Palace / Polar / Fucking Awesome / Quasi decks. The illustration FULL-BLEEDS to the elongated rounded-rectangle deck shape (approximately 8 inches wide by 32 inches long, rounded nose and tail, four bolt-mounting hole positions visible at the corners as small empty circles). Visual register options for the illustration: (a) Powell Peralta 1980s painterly airbrushed monster / animal / occult symbol in saturated colors on solid black ground, (b) Jim Phillips Santa Cruz bold-outline screaming-hand cartoon grotesque in vibrant primary colors, (c) Ed Templeton naive expressive line drawing in muted earth tones, (d) contemporary Palace deck minimal photographic-collage or text-block-as-image. The deck is a 7-ply maple sandwich, the side edge visible at oblique angles showing the wood-ply lamination stripes. Surface finish: slight gloss varnish over the printed graphic, the wood-grain of the deck almost imperceptibly visible under the ink in highlight areas. Product photograph staging: deck floating on neutral grey or concrete backdrop, photographed from straight-on bottom-side view, slight realistic shadow underneath, four mounting-bolt holes visible as small dark dots. Bottom-side graphic margin: roughly 0.5 inch unprinted maple border at extreme nose and tail tip where graphic does not reach, the wood grain visible there. No on-canvas text other than the implied compositional space for company-name / model-name typography (do NOT render legible text). No brand logos, no rider-name, no English lettering hallucinated onto the deck. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering: the source becomes the deck graphic in the chosen sub-register, full-bleed inside the deck silhouette.