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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.

Der letzte Stammtisch @SOKUY_ILLUST SV ASHBURTAN

18 July 2025 6
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