Stockholm
A rectangular, black and white sticker featuring a stylized gumball machine. The clear dome of the machine is filled with numerous cartoonish human brains. Below the dome, the dispenser mechanism is visible, with a small brain appearing to be dispensed. The base of the machine has a textured, wooden-like appearance. An arrow points to a slot labeled 'DELICIOUS', and below that, individual block letters spell out 'BRAINS'. The artwork is rendered in a clean, illustrative line-art style against a solid black background.

DELICIOUS BRAINS

06 April 6
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