Stockholm
A circular white sticker featuring the phrase "Your spreadsheets need a reality check" in a stylized font with a red and blue glitch effect, giving it a slightly offset, 3D appearance. The word "Your" is predominantly red, "spreadsheets" is blue, and "need a reality check" is black with red and blue offsets. Below this text, there is a small logo depicting two stylized figures (one purple, one blue) connected in a circular pattern. Further below, in a smaller, black sans-serif font, it reads "BALTIC SEA REGION YOUTH FORUM". The sticker has a clean, modern design with a playful yet thought-provoking message.

Your spreadsheets need a reality check BALTIC SEA REGION YOUTH FORUM

08 March 11
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