Stockholm
The sticker features a photograph of a musician, identified as Vincent Ryder, playing a guitar on stage. The musician is wearing an orange shirt and is illuminated by blue stage lighting, creating a dynamic and energetic atmosphere. A QR code is visible in the lower left corner of the sticker.

VINCENT RYDER https://bfan.link/way-too-quiet

15 November 2025 5
Similar Stickers
The sticker promotes Vincent Ryder's "Way Too Quiet" album and shows an image of two people in bed. There is also a QR code at the bottom left corner. 24
The sticker is light blue and has "GUDAGRANT" written in red, with a stylized red graphic that looks like a mouth with teeth above the text. The sticker is affixed to a light-colored, weathered surface. 11
The sticker is predominantly orange with bold black text and stylized illustrations. The top reads 'VINTAGE VINYL' in large, blocky letters. Below this, 'Records, LUND' is written in a similar font. To the right of the text, there are opening hours listed: 'LÖR 11 - 15' and 'SÖN 13 - 15 VÄLKOMNA'. The bottom section of the sticker details the store's offerings: 'KÖPER & SÄLJER LP - SKIVOR' followed by a phone number '0705 404 405'. Further down, the address 'LILLA FISKAREGATAN 4, IN PÅ GÅRDEN' and a phone number '+46 (0) 705 - 404 405' are present. Social media icons for Facebook and Instagram are visible, along with the phone number again. The illustrations depict two cartoonish figures with large eyes, one resembling a vinyl record and the other a small, stick-like character, both in motion. The background of the sticker is a light orange hue. 4
Round sticker featuring an abstract design in shades of blue, black, and red. The text 'nobodyinfact' is visible at the bottom of the sticker. 4
A sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a king's head wearing a crown, set against a blue and dark teal background. The word "Södermalm" is written at the bottom. 18
A sticker featuring a photo of a group of people standing on some stairs in front of a building. The text 'Viking' is prominently displayed, along with information indicating a first-place finish in "Brønnøysund 2018", a cup win in 2019, and a bronze medal in 2021. The overall aesthetic suggests a sports or team-related theme. 6
Comments

No comments yet.