A grinning armadillo, sporting welder's goggles perched atop its head, grips a golf club like a makeshift torch. Its oversized, clawed hand is engulfed in a welding glove, the club itself appearing almost molten, glowing with an orange-red hue. The armadillo's grin is wide and mischievous, revealing sharp teeth. Its eyes, visible through the goggles' reflective lenses, gleam with a manic energy. The background is a chaotic blend of hot-pink and lime-green, with splatters of black and orange suggesting sparks and molten metal. The style is heavily influenced by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth's Rat Fink aesthetic, with exaggerated features, bold lines, and a sense of playful menace. The armadillo's body is elongated and cartoonishly distorted, its legs splayed out in a dynamic pose. The golf course is implied by a few haphazardly drawn, flame-like green patches in the background. The overall effect is a vibrant, irreverent, and highly stylized illustration that captures the essence of Rat Fink's rebellious spirit, while incorporating the unique elements of the armadillo golfer, welder's goggles, and torch. The color palette is bold and contrasting, with the bright pinks and greens clashing dramatically against the darker tones of the armadillo's body and the fiery glow of the "torch" golf club. The lines are thick and confident, emphasizing the cartoonish exaggeration of the character and the overall chaotic energy of the scene.