Surrealist Cyclopean Tentacle Skateboard Art Deck

This item is a custom-painted or screen-printed skateboard deck used as a canvas for contemporary lowbrow art. The board is oriented vertically and features a mustard-yellow or ochre-painted background with a central graphic rendered in a stark black-and-white illustrative style. The artwork depicts a surreal, organic form featuring a large, heavily hooded eye at its center. This eye is rendered with fine cross-hatching and dot-work for shading, suggesting a high level of graphic design craftsmanship. Below the eye, a singular tentacle or tongue curves downward in an 'S' shape, while the top of the form tapers into a bulbous shape reminiscent of a head or a hooded robe with droplet-like accents. The line work is clean and consistent, characteristic of modern street art or skate graphics inspired by artists like Jim Phillips or the 1980s surf/skate subculture. The board itself appears to be a standard maple wood lamination with a rounded kicktail and nose. Regarding condition, there are visible indentations and shallow dings along the top edge of the board, suggesting it may be a used deck that was repurposed for art or has suffered minor impact damage during storage. There are no clearly visible maker's marks on the face, though the style is heavily influenced by contemporary neo-traditional tattoo and skate illustration. The finish appears matte to semi-gloss, and the paint shows little sign of fading, suggesting it is a relatively modern creation from the late 20th to early 21st century.