Stockholm
Black and white sticker with a vintage woodcut style illustration featuring two skeletons, scythes, snakes, an hourglass, and a skull. The text at the top reads "MARK OF CAIN TATTOO." Latin text is visible below the top text: "SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI". The sticker appears to be advertising a tattoo parlor.

Stockholm MARK OF CAIN TATT0. SIC TRAN SIT GLO RIA MVNDI.

12 March 2022
Similar Stickers
A sticker featuring a black and white illustration of a skeletal figure with a snake, standing atop what seems to be a monstrous hand or creature. The text "Mark of Cain" is at the top and "TATTOO" at the bottom, both in a gothic style font.
The sticker features a collage of black and white drawings on a neutral background. The drawings include people wearing hats and glasses, and a steampunk-esque mask. The text reads 'Climate Change...' and includes the signature 'Juan Salc'. There's another smaller sticker on the lower left, depicting a fairy-like character. The sticker is affixed to a gray, industrial metal pipe.
A sticker featuring a skull character in the style of a playing card, with flames and text. It seems to be from a group called "Met Crew Sankt Pauli".
A damaged sticker featuring a black and white illustration of a couple embracing. The text on the sticker is partially obscured due to damage but appears to say "Malo" and other words that are difficult to fully decipher. The sticker shows wear and tear, with parts of the surface peeled off.
The sticker is square with slightly rounded corners and has a white background. The prominent element is a detailed, profile illustration of a human head in deep purple ink. The illustration focuses on the vascular system of the head, showing numerous veins and arteries branching across the scalp and face. Below the head illustration, in a gothic-style font, reads 'Mark of Cain' in purple. Beneath that, in a smaller font, is 'Fig. 62.' and then 'Tattoo' in a similar gothic style.
Black and white sticker with a graphic of a smiling, somewhat unsettling, round face inside an ornate frame. The text ".DETÄR. KØRT." is visible above and below the image.
Comments

No comments yet.