Stockholm
The sticker is a rectangular band wrapped around a black cylindrical bollard. It features bold, uppercase, sans-serif text 'RANDOM BASTARDS' in white. The background behind the letters is a checkerboard pattern of alternating black and white squares. A stylized white silhouette of a kiwi bird is integrated into the design, replacing part of the 'M' in 'RANDOM' and extending over the 'S' in 'BASTARDS'. The overall aesthetic is stark and graphic, primarily in black and white.

RANDOM BASTARDS

19 March 0
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