Side view of a grey freight train car with the word 'LAVISH' painted in large green graffiti letters with a cream outline and black drop shadow.

Create a clean, straight-on orthographic side-elevation reference image of a modern North American TTX-style 89-foot enclosed autorack freight car, showing the entire car from end to end, square to the viewer with no perspective distortion, no track, scenery, locomotive, or dramatic lighting. The car should be only lightly to moderately weathered and recognizable as a TTX-style autorack, with normal ladders, ribs, panels, and end hardware visible. Paint the word LAVISH as the dominant graffiti across almost the entire usable side of the car, while leaving modest clean space at both ends, especially around ladders and end hardware; do not paint onto the roof. The lettering should be large, tall, condensed block letters in a block sign-painter style with a slight amount of flair, but not elaborate or calligraphic. It should look like plausible freight-car graffiti made with a 12-inch paint roller, not spray paint. Use exactly three graffiti colors: pale green for the main lettering, warm off-white/cream for the outline, and faded black/dark charcoal for the drop shadow. Use a simple, chunky, readable drop shadow with a consistent offset, and a substantial but hand-applied outline rather than a perfectly digital one. Make the lettering deliberately hand-painted, with subtle variations in letter width, height, angle, spacing, baseline, outline thickness, and paint coverage. Include small imperfections, slight roller texture, occasional thin coverage, and minor uneven edges, but See more