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A circular sticker featuring a colorful illustration. It has an outer orange-red ring, followed by a blue ring, and a white central background. The main graphic depicts a blue spray paint can with a green nozzle on the left, next to a red and yellow brick wall on the right. An eye symbol is visible on the yellow section of the wall. Above the illustration, 'artown' is written in purple, and below it, 'festival' is in red, followed by '@artown_festival' in purple. 14
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