The boombox came out to the driveway first, speaker grilles already buzzing before anyone picked a tape. Then the sun dropped behind it in stacked bands of teal, blue and red, and nobody made a move to go inside.
That's the whole graphic — an ink-line boombox parked in front of a striped retro sunset, kiss-cut on glossy white vinyl and sized to ride along on whatever you carry every day.
