The name Amarillo, is derived from the Spanish word for yellow, likely due to the color of the soil or the early houses in the area, which were often painted yellow. The rich mustard-yellow backdrop showcases a playful all-over print of retro cyclists in mid-century hues—teal, cherry red, ivory, and jet black—each caught in dynamic motion with swooping blue trails that suggest speed and wanderlust. Scattered between these stylized riders are delicate line-drawn landmarks: pagoda silhouettes, ornate facades, and abstract swooshes that lend an exotic, storybook charm.