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Yamaha Motocross Album Cover

Yamaha Motocross Album Cover

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Create a square hip-hop album cover on a vivid mustard-yellow background with a worn vintage print texture, subtle grunge speckles, and distressed pale edges like an old record sleeve. Center the design around a motocross rider on a red, black, and white Yamaha dirt bike doing a hard turn in the lower half of the image, angled slightly toward the viewer, with dirt and mud spraying from the rear tire to the lower left. The rider wears all-black motocross gear, black gloves, black boots, and a surreal glossy blue mask with a long nose and round cartoonish eyes, giving the image a meme-like, uncanny streetwear energy. Typography: place exactly 2 main title text elements above the rider: small black gothic blackletter text reading {argument name="artist name" default="toka"} centered near the top, and huge bold black condensed block letters reading {argument name="album title" default="YAMAHA"} spanning nearly the full width behind the rider. Add exactly 1 explicit-content label in the bottom-right corner reading "PARENTAL ADVISORY EXPLICIT CONTENT" in a small black-and-yellow sticker style. Include visible motorcycle branding details: exactly 3 small Yamaha marks or labels on the bike, including one on the front number plate, one on the front fork/side area, and one near the rear swingarm. Composition should feel like a gritty rap mixtape cover combined with motocross action photography, high contrast, sharp subject cutout, minimal background, no extra characters, no extra vehicles, no additional large text.

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