Misc street stickers

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Street sticker 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', 'Våtere', 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.

Varmere Våtere Villere

19 July
Street sticker A circular yellow sticker with a prominent jagged blue starburst in the center. Inside the starburst, the question "HVEM HAR MAKTA?" (Who has the power?) is written in bold red letters. Encircling the starburst, along the yellow border, is text in black that reads "KAMPEN OM RETTFERDIGHET OG BÆREKRAFT I ET SAMFUNN MED SKEVE MAKTSTRUKTURER" (The fight for justice and sustainability in a society with skewed power structures). At the very bottom, the website "www.spireorg.no" is displayed. The sticker is attached to a metallic pole, showing signs of wear and tear, including fading and some dirt.

HVEM HAR MAKTA? KAMPEN OM RETTFERDIGHET OG BÆREKRAFT I ET SAMFUNN MED SKEVE MAKTSTRUKTURER www.spireorg.no

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is white and circular, prominently featuring text in a playful, hand-drawn style. The letters transition from a reddish-orange at the top to a golden-orange at the bottom, with a distinct black outline. The sticker is attached to a greyish metal pipe or drainpipe, which is secured to a building's facade by metal clamps and plastic zip ties. The background shows a blurry street scene with a yellow building.

Det Skandaløse Orkester

19 July
Street sticker The sticker features an intricate and vibrant illustration of a mythical deep-sea creature, resembling an octopus or kraken, rendered in a stained-glass mosaic style. The creature has a prominent head, multiple winding tentacles, and piercing eyes. The design uses a cool color palette dominated by various shades of blue, purple, and hints of pink, all outlined with dark lines, creating the segmented look of leaded glass. The sticker itself is shaped with an arched top, mimicking a decorative window. It is adhered to a dirty, dark grey or black metal pole.

19 July
Street sticker The sticker features a cheerful woman in a flowing orange dress and sunglasses, posing dynamically with a small black purse. A subtle light green aura or ring encircles her. Below the figure, the large number "30" is prominently displayed in light purple, accompanied by the text "LVL UNLOCKED" and the date "30.06.2025", indicating a future 30th birthday celebration with a gaming achievement motif. The sticker has a light green outline and is placed on a textured black surface.

30 LVL UNLOCKED 30.06.2025

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a stark black background, against which a vibrant red, stylized illustration of an angry or shouting face is prominently displayed. The face has an open mouth and appears to be in mid-scream or roar. Above the face, in bold red uppercase letters, is the text 'HOLD KÆFT' (Shut up). Below the face, also in red uppercase letters, is 'DET BLIVER SJOUT' (It will be fun), creating a stark, possibly sarcastic or threatening, contrast with the command. The sticker itself shows signs of wear and wrinkles, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a cylindrical white pole, which is weathered with dirt and some yellow paint splatters. In the background, a dark, textured wall is visible to the left, and a blurred street scene with building lights can be seen to the right.

HOLD KÆFT DET BLIVER SJOUT

19 July
Street sticker An oval-shaped sticker, predominantly pink with a white bottom section, affixed to a grey metal pole. The top portion of the sticker features white text "FESTIVÁLA EKSPERIMENTÁLA MUSIHKA VÁSTE" (likely Northern Sámi for "Festival for experimental music"). Below that, the festival name "BOREALIS" is prominently displayed in a distinct gold-brown serif font. At the very bottom, the website "borealis festival.no" is displayed. The background is blurred, showing a paved ground and the feet of the person taking the photo.

FESTIVÁLA EKSPERIMENTÁLA MUSIHKA VÁSTE BOREALIS borealisfestival.no

19 July
Street sticker The sticker, affixed to a metal pole, features a central cream-colored banner with the text "ÅSANE KOMMUNE" curved above a blue and gold crest or coat of arms, topped with a crown. To the left of the crest is a silver Volvo car, and to the right is a prominent green cannabis leaf. Above the banner, a green rectangle displays "E 39", surrounded by several instances of the number "39" in yellow. The background of the sticker below the banner is dark brown or black, showing signs of wear and peeling.

E 39 39 39 39 39 ÅSANE KOMMUNE

19 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a stylized apple, primarily yellow-green with a subtle reddish blush on its left side. A distinct bite mark is visible on the right side of the apple. A large, bold, white letter 'F' is integrated into the center of the apple design. A green leaf and a dark stem protrude from the top. On the left side, there are a few small, dark, circular elements that could represent seeds or small piercings. The sticker is affixed to a shiny, scratched metallic cylindrical surface.

F

19 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a white rectangle with a thin red border, featuring the text "ERSTER FUSSBALLCLUB" in smaller red font above "UNION BERLIN" in larger, bold red font. A small red triangular emblem with a 'V' shape is positioned between 'UNION' and 'BERLIN'. The sticker is placed on a light grey or white surface that shows signs of wear, discoloration, and black graffiti marks. In the background, green foliage and trees are visible, suggesting an outdoor setting.

ERSTER FUSSBALLCLUB UNION BERLIN

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker is square and colorful, featuring a light blue background with a large green circle and orange-yellow cross-shaped elements. Stylized blue graphics depict waves, a tent, and a pair of footprints, signifying an outdoor or camping theme. Below the main graphic, the name of the campsite and city are clearly written. At the very bottom, a website address is provided. The sticker is slightly worn at the edges and is placed on a textured, grey metal pole that also shows remnants of other torn stickers and some rust, with green foliage visible in the blurred background.

CAMPING ZEEBURG AMSTERDAM www.campingzeeburg.nl

18 July
Street sticker The sticker displays a cartoonish character with a checkered hat and a grey jacket, eagerly drinking from a frothy yellow beer mug. Behind the character is a dark, shield-like emblem framed by a dark wreath. The emblem features a castle silhouette on the left, containing a small bear, and a stylized fish on the right. Below the central image, the words 'UNION BERLIN' are prominently displayed in a gold-outlined font, with 'Since 1966' written underneath.

UNION BERLIN Since 1966

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is white and circular, with a prominent yellow pentagonal shape in its center, outlined in black. Inside the yellow area, two black pickaxes are crossed, behind a red and blue shield displaying the white double cross symbol of Slovakia. The top text within the yellow pentagon reads "JASKYNIAR", and at the bottom, "SPELEOKLUB" is written above "TRNAVA". Around the bottom curve of the white circle, parts of a word are visible: "OBJAV" on the left and "ÁVAŤ" on the right, which together strongly suggest the word "OBJAVOVAŤ". The design elements, including the pickaxes and the club name, clearly indicate an association with caving or speleology activities in Trnava, Slovakia.

JASKYNIAR SPELEOKLUB TRNAVA OBJAVOVAŤ

18 July
Street sticker The central image is a white circular sticker with a distinct blue design. It features a stylized anchor at its base, from which two large, flowing wing-like shapes extend upwards and outwards, giving the impression of movement or flight. Above this emblem, arcing along the top edge of the circle, is the word 'SEGELREBELLEN' in bold blue capital letters. Along the bottom edge, also in blue capital letters, is the defiant phrase 'F*CK CANCER • GO SAILING', with a small dot separating 'CANCER' and 'GO SAILING'. The sticker is applied to a gritty, light-colored surface, possibly concrete or a wall, which has remnants of bright red spray paint underneath and around it. Parts of other stickers are visible at the very bottom edge of the image, suggesting a location where multiple stickers have been placed.

SEGELREBELLEN F*CK CANCER • GO SAILING

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker depicts a red Daruma doll with one eye filled in, set against a dynamic background of stylized blue and white ocean waves and a prominent red rising sun (Hinomaru). Above the Daruma, within the sun's rays, the Japanese characters for 'Karate' (空手) are displayed inside a black circular border. On the Daruma's body, another Japanese character, '拳' (ken, meaning fist), is visible. Along the bottom edge of the sticker, a website address 'www.Kihaku-Karate.com' is printed.

空手 拳 www.Kihaku-Karate.com

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a circular design with a thick black outer ring and a vibrant yellow inner circle. The primary imagery consists of two stylized, long-nosed cartoon characters in fedora-like hats, one entirely black and the other primarily yellow/lime green, facing each other and shaking hands. Their design strongly echoes the 'Spy vs. Spy' characters from Mad Magazine. The text 'CITY RAMBLERS' is printed in white block letters along the top arc of the black outer ring, and '2009' is at the bottom. A distressed light blue patch is visible on the right edge of the black outer ring.

CITY RAMBLERS 2009

18 July
Street sticker A vibrant yellow circular sticker is affixed to a metal pole, which is partly covered in black spray paint. The sticker prominently displays two whimsical cartoon characters: one is a white, blob-like figure with large eyes, waving, and wearing boots, possibly representing a tongue or a paint splash. The other character is a white paintbrush with eyes, holding a paint palette. The phrase 'TEPTUKAS IR LIEŽUVIS' is written in black text, curving along the top edge of the sticker. Below the characters, the same phrase 'Teptukas ir liežuvis' appears in smaller font, accompanied by a Facebook icon, indicating a social media presence.

TEPTUKAS IR LIEŽUVIS Teptukas ir liežuvis

18 July
Street sticker A square, dark grey sticker centered on a wall, featuring a prominent red circle with a thin yellow outline. Inside the circle, the words "Bauwagen Jettingen" are written in bold white letters. A yellow bee graphic is positioned directly above the red circle. The dark grey background of the sticker is subtly patterned with faint, repeating text that also reads "BAUWAGEN JETTINGEN".

Bauwagen Jettingen https://www.ekko-bonn.de

18 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a colorful scene where a person, dressed in a red-hooded hot dog costume, stands in a grassy foreground. Behind them is a brightly colored mural featuring a large pink flamingo head with a black beak on the right, and an abstract light blue pattern that resembles splashing water or stylized sun rays on a darker blue background. The person's hands are clasped together in front of them. The overall image has a playful and artistic feel.

MAI @HOTDOGSAMMIE

18 July
Street sticker This central square white sticker features a distinct blue outline illustration. The image portrays a stylized, almost abstract head or profile, characterized by a prominent single eye and three wavy lines below it, suggesting water, sound, or a unique texture. The minimalist design gives it a modern aesthetic. Directly beneath the illustration, the text '@SOKUY_ILLUST' is printed in blue, likely serving as a creative alias or social media handle for an artist or illustrator. The sticker is affixed to a textured, possibly concrete or metal, surface, surrounded by other diverse stickers.

@SOKUY_ILLUST

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker displays a well-preserved parody of Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, 'The Last Supper.' The figures are depicted in poses and arrangements similar to the original masterpiece, seated at a long table. However, the scene is given a modern, humorous twist by the German text below, which reads 'Der letzte Stammtisch' (The last regulars' table or the last pub gathering). The artwork maintains a classic painting aesthetic with muted colors, contributing to its artistic feel. Below this main sticker, a smaller white sticker with a blue illustration of a head with a wave pattern is visible, and it features a social media handle.

Der letzte Stammtisch

18 July
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a cute, cartoon-style red devil baby wearing a white diaper, holding a detailed white, red, and black Hannya mask. The devil has small horns, a tail, and a playful expression. The background of the sticker is speckled light green and white. Text below the illustration indicates a location and social media handle.

LONDON, UK @JOEFARRELLTATTOO

18 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a square, vibrant yellow design with all elements rendered in green. The dominant text is 'Oslo', with the 'O' creatively forming a hand gripping what appears to be a rifle. To the right, a six-sided die is visible, and below the word 'Oslo', several stylized bottle shapes are depicted. A small hammer and sickle emblem is subtly integrated near the base of the 'o'. Beneath the main graphic, in a smaller, cursive font, the word 'Ræfleklubb' is written. The combination of these symbols suggests a commentary that could be political, social, or related to a specific subculture in Oslo, Norway.

Oslo Ræfleklubb

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is round with a dark grey or black background and white text. The phrase 'QUE TRÉPASSE' is arched across the top, and 'SI JE FAIBLIS' is arched across the bottom. In the center, there is a prominent, stylized white monogram, appearing to be a decorative combination of the letters 'Q' and 'D' or 'P'. The sticker is slightly creased and shows signs of wear.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS

18 July