Stockholm street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, predominantly white with black linework, resembling an antique engraving or woodcut. It features the profile bust of a bearded man, likely a classical figure such as a Roman or Greek warrior, facing left. He wears an elaborate helmet adorned with intricate, dynamic figures that appear to be in motion or battle. His hair is curly and flows from beneath the helmet, and he has a full, curly beard. Around his shoulder, draped fabric or armor is visible, fastened by a circular brooch. In the upper left portion of the circular design, the stylized capital letters 'PAX' are prominently displayed. To the right of the figure's shoulder, a small shield or crest is depicted, featuring a white field with a red triangular or diagonal section. The overall aesthetic is one of historical gravitas and classical artistry.

26 July
Street sticker A circular sticker prominently displayed on a textured metal surface. The sticker has a white outer border with black text 'NORDDEUTSCHE RANDALIERER' (North German Rioters/Hooligans) encircling the design. Inside, a blue background with a stylized wave pattern at the top frames a central image. This image consists of a brown rectangular banner with white text 'KLASSENKAMPF' (Class Struggle) and a red five-pointed star. Below the banner, a raised, clenched fist with a black wristband featuring a white skull and crossbones (Jolly Roger, associated with FC St. Pauli) is depicted over a red, brushstroke-like background. A black barbed wire design encircles the inner blue section, adding to the defiant theme. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, consistent with being affixed outdoors.

26 July
Street sticker The sticker is horizontally oriented, featuring prominent yellow text "Norra Stå" with a thick white outline, set against a black background with diagonal yellow stripes, reminiscent of caution tape. The text itself is in a rounded, bubbly, script-like font. The sticker is applied to a dark, possibly metal, pipe or drainpipe, showing some wear and slight peeling at the edges, indicating its physical presence. Remnants of other stickers are visible on either side, partially covered by this one; on the far left, a portion of a blue and white sticker with a smiling male face is visible, and on the far right, a faded white and blue sticker with a hand gesture is partially seen.

26 July
Street sticker The sticker features a prominent, detailed blue and white fish, resembling a carp or similar freshwater species, depicted above stylized blue waves. The fish has intricate scale patterns and fins, with darker blue shading and white highlights. Below the fish, the word "Fishling" is written in a flowing, white script with a dark blue outline, giving it a dynamic appearance. A fishing rod, also in shades of blue and white, is positioned beneath the text. The entire design is enclosed within a thick, clean white border, making it stand out against the metallic pole it is attached to. The primary colors are various shades of blue, white, and black for outlines and details.

24 July
Street sticker A dynamic sticker featuring a stylized fish leaping from water, with the word 'FISHING' prominently displayed. The fish is depicted in shades of orange and red with black outlines and white highlights, appearing to be a bass or similar game fish. Below and around the fish, stylized water splashes are rendered in various shades of blue, from light to dark, with white foam details. The word 'FISHING' is in bold, red, block letters with a darker outline and white highlights, giving it a three-dimensional effect. The entire design is set against a dark background within the sticker and is bordered by a clean white outline, making it stand out against the metallic pole.

24 July
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24 July
Street sticker The sticker features an illustration in a retro style. A man in a dark suit with a green tie and a striped shirt is prominently displayed. He has short, neat hair and is making a 'stop' gesture with his right hand, pushing away a hand from the left that is offering him several cigarettes. On the table in front of him, there is a white plate with what appears to be a piece of meat and green peas, and another hand is shown using a fork to take food from the plate. The man also wears a small pin on his lapel that resembles a flag. At the top of the sticker, the word 'NEJ!' is written in large, bold green letters on a yellow background, indicating a refusal or 'No!'. The overall aesthetic suggests a public health or anti-smoking campaign.

NEJ! Infob (partially visible on cigarette pack)

17 July
Street sticker A circular sticker divided vertically into black and white halves. The left black half features a white silhouette of a shoe facing inward, while the right white half displays a black silhouette of a shoe also facing inward. The shoes are symmetrical, meeting in the middle. Vertically centered between the shoes, in a contrasting color (white on black, black on white), is the text 'I WAS HERE'. Along the bottom curve of the sticker, an Instagram logo precedes the handle 'black.and.white_shoes', written in white on the black side and black on the white side.

I WAS HERE @black.and.white_shoes

17 July
Street sticker The sticker features a brown cartoon monkey, characteristic of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection, against a mottled purple background. The ape has a slightly droopy, melancholic expression with red-rimmed eyes and a prominent snout. It is depicted wearing a simple black t-shirt. The artwork is in a stylized, flat-color comic or cartoon aesthetic.

17 July
Street sticker The sticker displays a circular design with stark black line art on a white background, affixed to a dark, textured surface. The central motif consists of three grotesque, skull-like figures that appear to be melting or dripping, with elongated, organic shapes flowing from them. These figures are intertwined with intricate botanical elements, resembling leaves and ferns, suggesting an eerie blend of life and decay. The background within the circular frame shows subtle cloud formations. The overall aesthetic is dark, macabre, and illustrative, evoking themes of gothic art or dark fantasy.

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is a black and white image with prominent red text overlay. It depicts two women; the left one is shown in a partial profile, looking downwards, while the right one is shown from the chest up, looking directly at the viewer with a slight smile, with what appears to be a stylized machine gun near her face. The title 'BIKINI GIRLS WITH MACHINEGUNS' is in large, embossed-looking red letters, dominating the top half of the design. Below the women, in smaller white text with a black outline, is 'P1G - WE'RE COMING TO YOUR TOWN', suggesting a band name and a tour or presence. The overall aesthetic hints at a grindhouse movie poster or punk/rock band imagery.

BIKINI GIRLS WITH MACHINEGUNS P1G - WE'RE COMING TO YOUR TOWN

17 July
Street sticker The image features a rectangular black sticker adhered to a textured, light gray metal pole. The sticker displays the word 'SOLARIS' in a flowing, elegant white script font, which contrasts sharply against the dark background. The font gives the word a distinctive, almost calligraphic appearance. Above the sticker, part of a metal fixture, possibly a bolt or hook, is visible on the pole. Below the main sticker, the top edge of another partially visible sticker with white text is present.

SOLARIS

17 July
Street sticker The sticker prominently features a central eye with a dark, cosmic-looking iris depicting what appears to be a galaxy or starry nebula. Two light-skinned hands are positioned, one above and one below, seemingly reaching towards or framing the eye. The entire design is set against a jagged, energetic burst pattern in shades of light purple and black, with a white outline. The aesthetic suggests themes of mysticism, spirituality, or cosmic vision.

COSMIC LUMINATE 2024

16 July
Street sticker The sticker shows a cutout image of a person, likely a woman, with an exaggerated facial expression of disbelief or surprise. Her eyes are wide, and her mouth is puckered, with her face appearing somewhat flushed. Her dark hair is styled upwards, creating a distinctive silhouette. She is wearing a black top with a white Nike swoosh logo visible on the chest. Below the portrait, there is a white rectangular speech bubble containing the text 'meinsch ärnst?'. The sticker is applied to a glass surface, with reflections of buildings and a blue sky in the blurred background.

meinsch ärnst?

16 July
Street sticker The sticker is black and circular, with white text and a white graphic. The central graphic is a minimalist silhouette of a human torso viewed from the back, highlighting the spine. Protruding from the spine are multiple short, sharp objects resembling needles or pins. Around the top curve of the circle, the text "FC KONSTANT TRYCK ÖVER BRÖSTET" is written in white capital letters. Around the bottom curve, the text "JÄMNA PLÅGOR" is visible, also in white capital letters. Below the central figure, a smaller text 'Est. 2025' is present. The design has a somber or unsettling tone, associating the imagery with the textual phrases.

FC KONSTANT TRYCK ÖVER BRÖSTET Est. 2025 JÄMNA PLÅGOR

16 July
Street sticker A monochromatic sticker with a rectangular shape and rounded corners, featuring bold black text on a white background. The word "WELFARE" is prominently displayed across the top. Below it, a large circle contains three parallel horizontal lines. Along the right side, oriented vertically, are the words "sounds & records" in a smaller font. The sticker is placed on a dark, weathered pole with visible texture.

WELFARE sounds & records

15 July
Street sticker A horizontal rectangular sticker adhered to a gray, grungy surface with black graffiti tags. The sticker is divided into two horizontal bands: the top band is a dark blue or black, and the bottom band is a bright light blue or turquoise. The words "BAD BOY" are prominently displayed in light blue text on the dark upper band, and "SCHÜLLER CREW" is written in dark text on the light blue lower band. The sticker shows some signs of wear and slight wrinkling.

BAD BOY SCHÜLLER CREW

15 July
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular piece of graphic art, predominantly featuring a black butterfly with intricate white, blue, and green patterns on its wings, set against a split background of teal on top and green on the bottom. The upper wings display abstract organic shapes, including what appears to be a fetus-like figure and other natural elements. The lower wings contain symbols such as an atom and flowers, suggesting a blend of scientific and natural themes. Above the butterfly, the text "LOCALISME • BIOÉTHIQUE • NUCLÉAIRE" is prominently displayed. Below the butterfly, in large bold letters, it reads "ÉCOLOGIE INTÉGRALE". At the very bottom, the words "LYON POPULAIRE" are visible, alongside icons indicating social media presence on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and Telegram.

LOCALISME • BIOÉTHIQUE • NUCLÉAIRE, ÉCOLOGIE INTÉGRALE, LYON POPULAIRE

15 July
Street sticker A cartoon-style sticker depicting a grey elephant dressed as a boxer. The elephant wears red boxing gloves, red shorts, and red boots. Its grey shirt prominently displays 'Colonia' in a stylized font, with 'AMATEURE' written beneath it. On the left chest area, there is a circular logo containing '1. FC KÖLN'. The text '1. FC KÖLN' is also visible on the right leg of the red shorts. The elephant has a determined or slightly angry expression. The sticker is applied to a textured, metallic surface.

Colonia, AMATEURE, 1. FC KÖLN

15 July
Street sticker The sticker, adhered to a dark pole, prominently displays text against Elbit Systems. The top reads "SMASH ELBIT SYSTEMS" in bold black letters. Below this, a red inverted triangle symbol is integrated into a modified logo that mimics Elbit Systems' branding, with the legible text "Elbit S-stems™ Sweden". The bottom part of the sticker carries a message in Swedish: "INGA SVENSKA SKATTEPENGAR TILL ISRAELISKA VAPENFÖRETAG!", which translates to "NO SWEDISH TAX MONEY TO ISRAELI WEAPONS COMPANIES!". At the very bottom, the website "stängnerelbit.se" is printed, further emphasizing the call to action against Elbit.

SMASH ELBIT SYSTEMS Elbit S-stems™ INGA SVENSKA SKATTEPENGAR TILL ISRAELISKA VAPENFÖRETAG! stängnerelbit.se

15 July
Street sticker A rectangular, printed sticker affixed to a dark green pole or bin. The sticker features a photograph of two individuals, seemingly male, in a close embrace and kissing. The person on the left is wearing a light-colored t-shirt with the word 'SORRY' visible on the back. The person on the right has visible tattoos on their left arm and neck/shoulder area, which appear to be tribal or abstract designs. A green 'adidas' logo is visible on what looks like a bag or shoe in the lower part of the image. The background is a textured, possibly concrete or rock surface, with some lighter patches.

SORRY, adidas

15 July
Street sticker This is a round, pink sticker with black typography and an illustration, affixed to a grey metal pole. The central graphic depicts a stylized chicken or rooster with an arrow piercing through it. The text "PIG" is prominently displayed at the top and inverted at the bottom of the circle. Along the left edge, the word "SOS" is written curving upwards, and along the right edge, "ASOS" curves downwards, accompanied by "est * 1979". Smaller text near the chicken reads "CHICKEN" and "HOTTEST". The pink background has a subtle dotted texture, particularly around the edges.

PIG SOS CHICKEN HOTTEST ASOS est * 1979 PIG

15 July
Street sticker The sticker features a whimsical cartoon character, strongly resembling Alfred E. Neuman from Mad Magazine, wearing a green checkered hat, a black outfit, and red shoes. He has a hockey stick slung over his right shoulder and is holding a smoking pipe in his left hand. The character is centered on a background designed with red, white, and green stripes, mimicking the Ikurriña (Basque flag). The top and bottom sections of the sticker feature the numbers '19' and '21' respectively, making '1921'. In the central green and white stripe, the text 'ALFR STEM' is visible.

19 ALFR STEM 21

15 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a black background featuring a prominent purple graphic. The graphic depicts a stylized, winged demonic figure with a tail, striking a pose similar to album art from the band Black Sabbath (specifically, the 'Master of Reality' aesthetic). The figure is holding a small five-pointed star in its outstretched hand. Below the figure, in bold, slightly wavy purple letters, are the words 'KEAR' on the first line and 'STK TDS' on the second line. The sticker is applied to a grey, flat surface.

KEAR STK TDS

15 July