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A close-up view of a black sticker with a wavy white outline, affixed to a heavily worn and discolored utility pole. The sticker features three lines of white text, vertically aligned, which read 'Varmere', 'VĂ¥tere', and 'Villere'. The pole itself shows signs of age, with peeling remnants of other stickers and a textured, grimy surface. In the background, out of focus, buildings and blurry figures suggest an urban setting under a clear sky. 3
The black and white sticker features a drawing of an angry cat wearing a tie. The text surrounding the cat reads "LA IDENTIDAD CULTURAL Y LINGUISTICA SE DEFIENDE". 6
The sticker is roughly diamond-shaped with rounded corners, predominantly yellow with black and white graphics. The top portion features a black and white illustration of what appears to be a band playing instruments, possibly a drummer and guitarists, with a gritty, hand-drawn aesthetic. To the right of the illustration, in bold black sans-serif capital letters, is the text 'GIMME DANGER'. Below the main illustration, a white band with black text reads 'SHISH OMEA'. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, with slight peeling at the edges and some scuffing on the surface, indicating it has been applied for some time. 14
The sticker is circular with a dark, almost black, background. In the upper half, a detailed illustration of a crown is depicted in white and light grey tones, giving it a metallic or silver appearance. Below the crown, two cigars are shown crossed over each other in an 'X' formation. These cigars are also rendered in white and grey, with visible texture and banding. A clear dollar sign symbol is visible on the band of the cigar on the right. The overall style is illustrative and somewhat ornate, creating a regal yet opulent theme. 8
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