Misc street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is dark in color, possibly black or dark grey, with light grey or white text and a prominent monogram in the center. The text, arranged in an arc at the top and bottom, reads "QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS". Behind the stylized monogram, which appears to be 'GD' or 'QD', there are subtle cross-hatched lines or possibly faint crossed swords. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole, with a blurred outdoor background showing a path, rocks, and blue sky.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS GD

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is white with a central black graphic resembling a sun or a rising symbol with rays. Inside the base of this symbol, the words "GLO UP" are printed vertically. Below the symbol, the words "DINERO GANG" are written horizontally. The full phrase "GLO UP DINERO GANG" is repeated again in black text at the bottom edge of the sticker. The sticker is placed on a light grey pole, with green foliage visible around it.

GLO UP DINERO GANG

18 July
Street sticker The sticker features a monochrome illustration of a squat, robust creature with a distinctive, somewhat primitive appearance. Its body is covered in a dense pattern of vertical lines, resembling thick fur or hair, which extends upwards to form ear-like protrusions. The face has a large, fleshy nose, full lips, and what appears to be a single, vertical line or mark below the left eye. It has small, clawed hands and feet, giving it a rugged, ancient, mythical feel. The background shows a blurred natural environment with greenery and rocks.

BUGIBAB

18 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with rounded corners featuring a cartoon-style seated cat. The cat is a solid dark purple color with bright yellowish-green eyes, a small black nose, a subtle smile, and long black whiskers. The cat is outlined in black, and the background of the sticker is a vibrant orange. At the bottom right, small black text reads "© SQUEEZEMONKEY 2023". The sticker is adhered to a textured, grey urban surface, which has some faint pink and white markings.

© SQUEEZEMONKEY 2023

18 July
Street sticker The sticker showcases a stylized, blue-toned illustration of a character with a menacing grin, resembling the Joker, wearing a dark blue military-style helmet. The helmet features a white circular emblem with a symbol inside, possibly a stylized 'G' or a peace-like sign. The character has sharp teeth, a nose piercing, and piercing eyes. Barbed wire frames the top part of the sticker, and leafy patterns in lighter blue tones are visible on the sides. At the bottom, a curved banner contains the text "LE COMBAT CONTINUE" in white capital letters. The overall design conveys a sense of grim determination and a somewhat unsettling aesthetic.

LE COMBAT CONTINUE

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker prominently features the brand name "IRIEDAILY" in bold black letters with a distinct pink outline. The letter 'Y' in "IRIEDAILY" is cleverly replaced by a black peace sign symbol, also with a pink outline. Above this main text, a classic pink smiley face with black eyes and mouth is displayed. Below the "IRIEDAILY" text, a minimalist pink smiley mouth line can be observed. The sticker is applied on a light gray concrete surface, which is heavily marked with vibrant red spray paint splatters and some white, possibly paint or residue, giving it a raw, urban feel.

IRIEDAILY (with a peace sign replacing the 'Y'), smiley face, smiley mouth.

18 July
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker adhered to a grey pole, depicting a stylized lion with a vibrant red, orange, and yellow mane, and a blue and yellow tail/wing-like feature extending to the right. Below the lion, the words 'LANDJUGEND' and 'GEILENKIRCHEN' are printed in bold grey letters. A QR code is present in the bottom left corner of the sticker. Green foliage is visible in the background, surrounding the pole.

LANDJUGEND GEILENKIRCHEN

18 July
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a light pink background covered in a whimsical pattern of stylized red and pink strawberries with green leaves. A distinct white, snowflake-like or star-shaped motif is centered on the sticker, creating a striking contrast with the fruit pattern. The sticker is adhered to a dark, possibly metallic, pole. In the blurred background, there are green, grassy hills under a clear blue sky with some faint white clouds, suggesting an outdoor, possibly hiking or rural, setting.

18 July
Street sticker A dark, circular sticker affixed to a gray surface, partially obscured by green foliage. The sticker features white, stylized text that reads 'QUE TRÉPASSE' along the top curve and 'SI JE FAIBLIS' along the bottom curve. In the center, there's a prominent, intricate white monogram, appearing to be intertwined letters, possibly 'GD' or similar in an old-style script. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some edges torn.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is round with an orange octagonal center and a gray outer ring. It depicts a simplified cartoon of a slender, elderly man with a bald head, sunglasses, and a white loincloth, holding a cane and raising one hand in a wave. The text "ALTER WAS GEHT?" is prominently displayed in a large, bold font on the orange background, with "ALTER" in white and "WAS GEHT?" in a darker gray/blue. Below this, in smaller text, it reads "Der Podcast für Jung und Alt". A QR code is situated to the left of the smaller text.

ALTER WAS GEHT? Der Podcast für Jung und Alt

18 July
Street sticker A black and white cartoon sticker depicting a stylized, blob-like character with an expressive face and what appears to be a halo or curly hair on its head. The character is holding a dark bottle with the letters 'OV' clearly visible on its label. The character has small, simple legs and feet, and round eyes with a pointed nose or beak. It's stuck on a light-colored pole or sign, with a clear blue sky and distant green landscape in the background.

OV

18 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently featured in the center of the image is an oval-shaped, bright yellow decal. It displays black text in varying sizes. The largest text reads "Nett hier." followed by smaller text asking, "Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg?". Below this, the coat of arms of Baden-Württemberg (three lions) is depicted, beneath which the words "Baden-Württemberg" and "THE LÄND" are printed in smaller black capital letters. The sticker appears slightly worn and is affixed to a white surface, possibly a pole or sign, set against a blurred background of green foliage under a clear sky.

Nett hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg? Baden-Württemberg THE LÄND

18 July
Street sticker A politically charged sticker affixed to a white pole, depicting a solemn image of Benjamin Netanyahu with a bruised and bleeding left eye. The background on the left features a portion of the Palestinian flag, while the right side shows the Israeli Star of David flag superimposed over a fiery, orange background. Text on the sticker reads 'Israel er en terroristat' (Israel is a terrorist state) and 'Folkemord Mot Palestinerne' (Genocide Against Palestinians). The word 'STOPP' is visible vertically on the left edge and 'WANTED' on the right edge. The sticker expresses strong anti-Israel sentiment and solidarity with Palestinians.

STOPP Israel er en terroristat Folkemord Mot Palestinerne WANTED

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a multi-layered design. Its upper left section features a dark, somewhat menacing Mickey Mouse-like figure set against a background that resembles the Irish flag (green, white, and orange vertical stripes). To its right, a detailed illustration of a historical European building, possibly a castle or cathedral, is depicted against a golden or yellowish background. The central text "FANATYCY" is prominently displayed in green with a white outline, followed by "1981-" and what appears to be "ALUBAZ" below it. The lower part of the sticker shows a dynamic scene of a large crowd with raised arms, possibly supporters at a stadium or a protest, with flares or smoke adding to the intense atmosphere. The overall aesthetic suggests a connection to football fan culture, specifically ultra groups.

FANATYCY 1981- ALUBAZ

18 July
Street sticker A black and white cartoon cat character is depicted on a sticker applied to a light-colored utility pole. The cat wears a red and white striped long-sleeve shirt with two 'JJ's visible on the chest, a black beret, and appears to be holding a lit cigarette or joint with smoke curling upwards. Its tail is raised and curled, and it has large, stylized feet. The overall style is reminiscent of classic animation or comic characters. The pole itself shows signs of wear and tear, with some dark stains and moss near the base.

18 July
Street sticker The sticker features an artistic illustration of several mushrooms growing together. The design uses watercolor-like effects with a light blue base for the stalks and lower caps. The top mushrooms show faint washes of pink and purple on their caps, creating a soft, ethereal look. All elements are outlined with a dark blue line. The sticker is placed on a rough, reddish-brown surface, possibly a metal pole or wall.

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background that appears to have a slightly distressed or textured finish. The main text 'RADIO K' is displayed prominently in large, bold white letters with light blue outlines, giving them a playful, slightly bubbly appearance. Below the main logo, in smaller light blue text, are the frequencies '770AM 100.7 & 104.5FM'. At the bottom, in white text, it reads 'Real College Radio', flanked by small light blue stars and lightning bolt symbols. The sticker is affixed to a textured, dark red painted surface.

RADIO K 770AM 100.7 & 104.5FM Real College Radio

18 July
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring the insignia of the Royal Netherlands Navy's 860 Squadron. The design is split into an upper blue section with a white NATO compass rose symbol, and a lower section with horizontal red, white, and blue stripes resembling the Dutch flag. A fierce grey tiger shark with bared teeth, holding an anchor, emerges from the right side. The outer black ring contains the text "Zr.Ms. TROMP" at the top and "TIGERSHARKS" at the bottom. "860 SQN" is written in the center-left, with "VE-7" partially visible on the left edge. The sticker likely represents a specific naval unit or ship.

Zr.Ms. TROMP, VE-7, 860 SQN, TIGERSHARKS

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is round with a white background and a thick black border. In the center, there are three stylized red flames. Arched along the top perimeter in black capital letters is 'FUOCO BERGEN', and along the bottom, 'FAEN IKKJE LØST Å GÅ HEM'. The overall design is clean and bold.

FUOCO FAEN IKKJE LØST Å GÅ HEM

18 July
Street sticker This is a black circular sticker with a prominent white logo that reads "NXTLVL" in a stylized, blocky font, positioned within a white triangular design. Below "NXTLVL", the word "BERGEN" is written in a simpler white font. Encircling the edge of the sticker, the Facebook URL "www.facebook.com/nxtlvlbrgn" is printed in white text, indicating a presence on the social media platform. The sticker is applied to a textured, reddish-brown surface.

NXTLVL www.facebook.com/nxtlvlbrgn https://www.facebook.com/nxtlvlbrgn

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a dominant orange background. It features a stylized black bear with some orange highlights, looking to the right. Behind the bear are two white, jagged mountain peaks, suggesting a snowy landscape. In front of the bear, at the bottom center, there is a black signpost shaped like an arrow pointing to the right, with orange accents. Leaning against the base of the signpost are two crossed ski poles. The text "Wandergruppetto" is curved along the top edge of the circle, while "Bern" is curved along the bottom left, and "Ost" is placed at the bottom right.

Wandergruppetto Bern Ost

18 July
Street sticker The sticker features the Sheffield Wednesday Football Club crest, which is a blue and yellow shield. Within the shield, there is a white owl perched on a football, flanked by a castle on the left and a cluster of trees on the right. Below the owl and football, the initials "SWFC" are prominently displayed on a banner, and below that, two lion-like figures are present. The bottom of the crest features a banner with the Latin motto "AUDERE EST FACERE". The entire crest is framed by a decorative border. On either side of the crest, large white numbers "88" are displayed.

88 AUDERE EST FACERE SWFC 88

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is shaped like a classic red Canadian maple leaf with a bright white border, affixed to a dark green metallic surface. Prominently displayed within the maple leaf is a black and white emblem belonging to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, which includes a shield with traditional tools (compass, square, plane) and the Latin motto "LABOR OMNIA VINCIT" (Labor Conquers All). Surrounding the shield are the words "UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA". Below this central emblem, against the red background of the maple leaf, smaller white text reads "UFCW 175" followed by larger white text stating "LOCAL 1985 SASKATCHEWAN". The red surface of the maple leaf has a slightly textured or speckled appearance.

UFCW 175 LOCAL 1985 SASKATCHEWAN. Emblem text includes: CARPENTERS, UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF, AND JOINERS OF AMERICA, LABOR OMNIA VINCIT.

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular and features a black and white image of a person with curly, light hair, captured in an energetic pose with their mouth wide open as if singing or shouting, and holding a microphone up to their mouth. The image has a somewhat grainy or halftone texture. Surrounding the central image, along the top curve, is black text that reads "STEDET E' STADION". Along the bottom curve, in red text, it reads "SÅ SYNG ALLE MANN!". The sticker is attached to a weathered, light-colored pole, with another sticker partially visible below it.

STEDET E' STADION SÅ SYNG ALLE MANN!

18 July