Stockholm
The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a light grey pole. Its background is dark grey or black, covered with numerous small water droplets. Across the center, a horizontal blue stripe is visible. Overlaid on this stripe and the dark background is an illustration of a cluster of buildings in varying shades of grey and white, giving a monochrome, almost sketched appearance. These buildings are stylized, resembling apartment blocks or high-rises. Below the cityscape, a white banner with jagged ends unfurls, containing the bold, blocky text "ACAB" in black. The entire illustration (buildings and banner) has a white outline, making it stand out from the dark background. The sticker appears slightly worn at the top right corner.

Stockholm АСНЕ

31 July 2025
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