Sighted this vehicle in the parking lot at the local Braums.
"A Rolling Art Museum" my wife said.
(she is a clever woman, with good taste . . . see Braums, above)

I had to pause to take in the Art Work . . .
decorating a black Ford pickup, (with proportional rims and tires=)
White, nearly Escherlike Stick Graphics on the hood . . .
Proceeding toward the rear of the vehicle and gradually morphing
into a multihued, vaguely "Mexican" matrix
(lots of Day of The Dead skulls,, knives, cards, lucky charms, dice, etc.)
In Living TechniColor.

Whut the heck IS this thang? =)

["Wraptor" was on what looked like an Official Oklahoma license plate.]

Instant Nostalgia. (and I'm not a "car worshipper")
Reminded me a little of the first StingRayCorvette I saw from an Elementary School Playground . . .
The Benz Bobby drove on a couple of episodes of Dallas . . .
The Anniversary Edition of a Thunderbird (in Metallic BlueGrey) . . . (maybe 6 months ago)

Sounds like someone used car wrap to decorate a new Ford F150 Raptor.

Thanks for the response.
After a little online research, between the 12th and now, I sorta figured out that's what it was.

I guess I'm wondering who does this sort of thing?
And does maybe the truck belong to the Graphics Guy who achieves this level of excellence in advertising?

I know a couple of guys who do wraps, and a couple of guys that have them on their cars. But neither does it for advertising purposes.

And as a GM truck guy, I'd rock a Raptor without thinking twice. Those are awesome trucks. Highly capable.

I've seen a few print shops and body shops that will wrap your car instead of paint it. I just found Monster Graphx in Edmond through a Google search and they have a gallery so you can see their designs as well as design your own. I have noticed a lot of company vehicles that are wrapped driving along I-35 lately.