Misc street stickers

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Street sticker The central sticker showcases a stylized illustration of a young woman's profile, facing right. She has brown hair pulled back in a ponytail, blue eyes, and a soft smile. She is wearing a black and bright green two-toned top. Her portrait is encircled by a white outline, which extends into horizontal red stripes on either side, all set against a rectangular black background. The art style is clean and graphic, reminiscent of pop art or comic book illustration.

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker is circular, with a distinctive Adidas Trefoil logo in black on a white background. It has an orange-brown outer ring with white text that reads "BERGENSKE" on the top arc and "ADIDASRIDDERE" on the bottom arc. To the left of the logo, the numbers "10 70" are vertically aligned, and to the right, "19 08" are similarly aligned. The sticker appears worn, showing some texture and light damage, indicative of being outdoors on a utility pole. The pole itself is metallic and bears other, non-focused stickers.

SKE ADIDASRIDDERE 10 70 19 08

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent orange background. At the top, in white capital letters, is the word 'TREDJETROPPEN'. Below this, centrally located, is an illustration of a lemon or citrus slice, depicted with a somewhat rough, textured, and slightly speckled green-yellow interior and a white rind outline. At the bottom, also in white capital letters, is the word 'BERGEN'. The sticker is attached to a light-colored, possibly concrete or metal, pole that appears weathered and stained. Another sticker is partially visible above it.

TREDJETROPPEN

18 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays two male football players, one with dark skin wearing a red jersey (likely SK Brann's colors) and another with light skin and curly hair appearing emotional or distressed, with his arm around the first player. The background is blurred, suggesting a stadium or field. Overlaying the image are large white and red text boxes. The text translates to 'OBOS with Brann is bigger than Eliteserien' and 'Buy season ticket'. The sticker is affixed to a weathered metal pole next to a road, with greenery on the left and a distant urban landscape on the right.

OBOS MED BRANN ER STØRRE ENN ELITESERIEN • KJØP PARTOUTKORT •

18 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a football (soccer) player from SK Brann, dressed in a red uniform, in what appears to be a celebratory or action pose during a match, with a blurry stadium crowd in the background. The text 'Come & rock me Amadeus' is overlaid in a vibrant red script font, referencing the famous song by Falco. At the bottom right of the sticker, there's a small red oval with the word 'BRANN', clearly identifying the team. The sticker is affixed to a utility pole, with another larger poster above it also related to Brann, mentioning 'OBOS' and 'Eliteserien'.

Come & rock me Amadeus BRANN OBOS MED BRANN ER STØRRE ENN ELITESERIEN KJØP PARTOUTKORT

18 July
Street sticker This sticker showcases a unique, cartoonish character resembling a distressed red house, complete with a jagged roof from which smoke or fire appears to emanate. The house stands on white legs adorned with large, stylized Adidas sneakers. It possesses two red arms; one is extended with an open hand, while the other grips a red and black spray paint can, dripping dark fluid onto the ground. Below the character, the bold red letters with black outlines spell out "HOUSE OF PAIN". Directly beneath this text, the artist's social media handle, "@RNO_INK", is visible. The sticker is affixed to a heavily weathered, grey utility pole, with blurred urban background details.

HOUSE OF PAIN, @RNO_INK

18 July
Street sticker A vibrant red circular sticker with white text and graphics is affixed to a grey metal pole. The sticker features two stylized white flag or banner shapes, each containing the word "BRANN" in red text. Arched above the central design is the white text "ANTIAUSTLANDSK", and below it, also in white, is "AKSJON". This sticker appears to be related to the SK Brann football club from Bergen, Norway, and possibly an 'Anti-Eastland' regional identity or rivalry action.

ANTIAUSTLANDSK BRANN BRANN AKSJON

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is pasted on a plain, light-colored wall. It features a stylized illustration of a child with dark hair and a purple shirt, looking directly at the viewer. Above the child's head, there's a large, torn red shape, resembling a banner or a torn flag, with the white text "STOP GENOCIDE SAVE CHILDREN" written across it. The background is white, splattered with numerous red droplets, resembling blood. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some tearing, particularly at the top right edge of the red shape. In the bottom left corner, there are two distinct QR codes. Above the left QR code is the Facebook 'f' logo, and above the right QR code is the Instagram camera logo, indicating links to social media platforms.

STOP GENOCIDE SAVE CHILDREN https://www.facebook.com/Ship2Gaza

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a white background and a dark blue/purple Nordic cross. Large black numbers '1', '8', '9', '9' are prominently displayed in each quadrant, forming the year 1899. In the center, there is a shield-shaped emblem in red and gold. This emblem contains the text 'VIKING FK' at the top, an image of an oak tree stump with foliage in the middle, flanked by the numbers '18' and '99'. At the bottom of the emblem, the word 'STAVANGER' is written.

1 8 9 9 VIKING FK 18 99 STAVANGER

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is square with rounded corners, featuring a predominant color palette of purple, teal, and orange. The central element is a large purple circle containing a faint, stylized, almost ethereal profile of a head, possibly wearing glasses or a mask, overlaid with intersecting grid-like lines. The text 'KLIMENT' is prominently displayed twice, rotated, within this circle. Surrounding the circle is a teal border with purple and orange accents. Various record label names like 'ZENON RECORDS' and 'FORESTDELIC RECORDS' are visible within the design, along with 'THALASSIC' and event-related numbers like 'TH#25', 'BGO', and '001'. The overall design suggests a connection to electronic music or a record label promotion.

TH KLIMENT ZENON RECORDS PRESENT FORESTDELIC RECORDS THALASSIC THE ARTIST BGO 001

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is shaped like the front view of a classic scooter, including handlebars and a front shield. The main body of the scooter is colored in the green, white, and red stripes of the Italian flag. Prominently displayed in white text is "STORHAUG SCOOTER CLUB" with "2023" written smaller below it. At the very bottom, on the red stripe, there's a small, stylized drawing of a vintage scooter's front wheel and fender.

STORHAUG SCOOTER CLUB 2023

17 July
Street sticker This is a circular black and white sticker affixed to a dark green, somewhat scuffed surface. The central design depicts a stylized rocket ship in mid-launch, with its exhaust plumes extending downwards. The rocket is enclosed within a circular border. Along the top of the circle, the word 'ROMSKIP' is written, and along the bottom, 'BERGEN' is visible. On the left side of the circle, '0505' is written vertically, and on the right side, '2016' is written vertically. Small stars are placed at intervals along the inner rim of the circular border. The sticker has a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

ROMSKIP 0505 2016

17 July
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, aggressive white canine head with an open mouth and sharp teeth, wearing a red and white striped collar. A basketball is partially visible to the left of the head. Below these elements, the word 'Kerberos' is written in a dynamic white script font. To the upper right, the initials 'SK' are prominently displayed in white within a partial circular outline. The entire design is set against a dark red background with white paint splatter effects, giving it a rough, energetic aesthetic. The sticker is placed on a silver metal pipe.

17 July
Street sticker This sticker showcases what appears to be an album or single cover. The central image depicts two men dressed in dark attire, standing amidst a barren forest landscape, suggesting a winter or late autumn setting. One man on the right is gesturing or pointing towards the other. Prominently displayed is the text 'Ab in den WALD' (German for 'Off to the Forest' or 'Into the Forest') and 'BERTE B'. Below the image, a Spotify code is present, designed for direct scanning within the Spotify application to access the corresponding music track or album.

BERTE B Ab in den WALD

17 July
Street sticker A square-shaped sticker with a black background, featuring a smiling man with a beard, short hair, and ear tunnels. His face is illuminated with a reddish hue, possibly from ambient lighting. He is wearing a dark jacket with a textured, possibly fur or shearling, collar. In the top left corner, there's a logo with film cameras and the text "RMS PRODUCTIONS". Below the man's portrait, large yellow text reads "VIDE FOTO PODKAST". At the very bottom, a website URL "www.rmsproductions.no" is visible.

RMS PRODUCTIONS VIDE FOTO PODKAST www.rmsproductions.no

17 July
Street sticker The image focuses on a circular sticker prominently displayed on a rusty, peeling post or pole. The sticker presents a stylized, monochrome blue photograph of a couple. A man with a beard, a hat, and reflective sunglasses is in the foreground, smiling broadly. Behind him, partially visible, is the smiling face of a woman. Above their heads, the names 'Gerold&Annette' are written. The background of the photo depicts a calm body of water with distant land or mountains, all rendered in shades of blue. Above this central sticker, parts of another faded blue poster are visible, with fragmented text.

Gerold&Annette BUBBLE GUN COTTON PANTIE &MARSH-MELLOWS

17 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a rounded bottom, resembling a crest or shield. The upper half features a light blue background with three white seagulls in flight. Below them, a black wavy line separates this section from the white lower half. The white section contains text in blue: "SV Blau-Weiß" in a straight line and "SCHOLLENE" curved underneath. The sticker is bordered by a thin black outline and is adhered to a textured, weathered pole or wall, surrounded by remnants of other old stickers.

SV Blau-Weiß SCHOLLENE

17 July
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a cartoon squirrel with large, expressive eyes and spectacles. The squirrel, light brown in color, has its tongue playfully sticking out and is holding a green, textured object resembling an acorn or a small fruit. The background of the sticker consists of radiating light blue and white stripes. Along the left edge of the circular design, the text "@eichhoernchen.biz" is printed vertically. The sticker is affixed to a weathered, peeling pole.

@eichhoernchen.biz

17 July
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker with 'Follow my Instagram' in a large, elegant script font, placed on a weathered, peeling grey and white pole. To the right of the text, there is a colorful QR code. Below the QR code, the text 'riding.on.a.shoestring' is visible in a smaller font. The pole itself shows signs of rust and faded paint, with remnants of other old stickers partially visible in the background.

Follow my Instagram riding.on.a.shoestring https://www.instagram.com/riding.on.a.shoestring

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is round, prominently displaying 'maretecnico.com' along its upper edge. Its background is a light blue, likely representing the sea or sky, with faint outlines of what appears to be maritime vessels or structures. A brown, elongated object, resembling a pencil or a specialized tool, diagonally crosses the center, bearing the text 'mare @ maretecnico.com'. The bottom section of the sticker incorporates red and green colors, creating a subtle nod to the Italian flag, while a yellow arc frames the top. A Facebook social media icon is visible on the left side of the sticker. It is affixed to a heavily rusted and paint-peeling pole.

maretecnico.com mare @ maretecnico.com

17 July
Street sticker A weathered, circular black and white sticker is affixed to a grey metal pole. The sticker's design features a central inner circle containing the text 'DACHDECKER DENNIS' and a graphic of crossed roofing tools (likely a roofer's hammer and pick). Surrounding this inner circle, the main part of the sticker shows silhouettes of three beer bottles on the left, and a circular text that reads 'WORAN ICH IMMER DENKE' at the top and 'DACHDECKEN UND GETRÄNKE' at the bottom. The sticker appears to be peeling slightly at the edges.

WORAN ICH IMMER DENKE DACHDECKEN UND GETRÄNKE DACHDECKER DENNIS

17 July
Street sticker A prominent white, oval-shaped sticker is attached to a weathered, gray utility pole. The sticker features bold black text at the top, 'Nett hier.' (Nice here.). Below this, it continues with 'Aber kennen Sie schon Dachdecker_Dennis?' (But do you already know Roofer_Dennis?), though parts of this text are slightly obscured. Central to the sticker is a black circular logo with crossed roofer's hammers and the words 'DACHDECKER DENNIS'. Below the logo, an Instagram handle is visible. The sticker exhibits signs of wear, with some peeling edges and dirt, and is partially layered over other older stickers.

Nett hier. Aber kennen Sie schon Dachdecker_Dennis? DACHDECKER DENNIS

17 July
Street sticker The sticker, placed on a grey utility pole, displays three distinct graphical representations of the lower halves of bodies wearing pants. The leftmost pair is black with white elements, including a checkerboard pattern and a patch with a pink skull and crossbones. The middle pair appears dark and worn, possibly brown or black. The rightmost pair is black with white detailing, including a small, possibly chicken-like character motif. Below these images, the word 'MOZZIE' is written in a distressed, stylized font, which is slightly worn. The sticker itself shows signs of wear, including creases and scratches.

MOZZIE

17 July
Street sticker The central sticker is circular with a white background and a blue outline. It depicts two stylized, almost minimalist, blue line drawings of capybara-like animals wearing sunglasses. The one on the left is positioned as if inside a 'MUG', and the one on the right as if inside a 'JAR'. Below the figures, curving along the bottom edge of the sticker, is the phrase 'The Capybara Administration'. The overall aesthetic is humorous and cartoonish.

MUG JAR The Capybara Administration

17 July