Stockholm
A circular sticker featuring bold, stylized text that reads 'FRÄNDFÖR HORNA'. The letters are primarily yellow with an orange outline and a subtle black drop shadow, giving them a three-dimensional, playful appearance. The background of the sticker consists of concentric circles in shades of orange, fading from a brighter orange at the center to a darker, more reddish-orange towards the edge, reminiscent of classic animation studio logos. A small, solid blue oval shape is visible in the center, partially obscured by the text. The entire design is bordered by a clean white outline, making it pop against the textured grey pole.

FRÄNDFÖR HORNA

16 April 22
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