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Latest Street Art Stickers, Page 27

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Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular, black and white design. At the top, the word "NEUTRA" is prominently displayed in a bold, distressed white font against a black background. The central illustration features a large, coiled snake with multiple heads, from which a human-like fist emerges. The snake's scales are intricately detailed. Surrounding the snake and fist are several thin, plant-like stalks, each topped with a stylized flame or burning orb. The artwork has a strong, high-contrast, illustrative style, reminiscent of woodcut or linocut prints, with white lines defining elements against a dark, textured background. There is a small, unreadable line of text or symbols at the very bottom.

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Street sticker The sticker features a black and white illustration of an upright chimpanzee or ape. The ape wears a dark beret adorned with a small white star, reminiscent of revolutionary figures. Over its chest, it wears a light-colored vest or bib, on which a large peace symbol is depicted, formed entirely by a chain of small, stylized flowers. Inside the floral peace symbol, text is visible. At the bottom right, near the ape's foot, a small drawing of a single flower with leaves is present. The overall style is high-contrast, resembling a stencil or woodcut. The sticker itself is a rectangular piece of white paper, showing slight wear and curled edges, adhered to a textured grey wall.

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Street sticker A rectangular, vertically oriented sticker with a dark background featuring a stylized, grayscale portrait of a person wearing glasses and a toothbrush mustache, strongly resembling Adolf Hitler. Above the portrait, in bold white capital letters, is the word 'JIMMIE'. Below the portrait, also in bold white capital letters, are the words 'ÄR NAZIST'. The sticker appears slightly worn and adhered to a gray wall.

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Street sticker A rectangular white sticker adhered to a black pole. It features black text in Swedish asking 'Hur skulle din ideala värld se ut?' (What would your ideal world look like?) and the number '13/20'. To the right, a black and white QR code is prominently displayed. The bottom left corner of the sticker has a faint, yellowish-green gradient smudge.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a black background, featuring two cartoon characters riding in a red bus. The character on the left is smaller, resembling a gnome or dwarf, wearing a red pointed hat, a red and white striped scarf, and a red shirt. The character on the right is larger, depicted as a king or strongman with blonde hair, a golden crown, black sunglasses, and a red and white striped shirt, holding a yellow beer can. Behind the king character, three yellow objects resembling flares or pyrotechnics with red caps are visible. The red bus has light blue wheels and a front grille that suggests a Volvo model. White text with a red outline is prominently displayed at the top of the sticker.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a black pole. The background is a warm peach/orange hue. At the top, the event name 'SPRING BEAST' is prominently displayed in large, bubbly white letters against a wavy blue background, with '2026' in pink below it. The central figure is a cartoonish, pink-skinned creature with small horns, pointed ears, a wide grin showing many teeth, and a single large blue eye on its forehead. This character is clad in a blue and pink robotic suit, pointing to the left. To the left of the character, various event details are presented in distinct text blocks: 'MAY 14-17 FESTIVAL' in blue and white, 'LIVE MUSIC' in red, 'LOOPTROOP ROCKERS' in blue and red, and 'LINDA PIRA + MANY MORE!' in pink and white. Further down, 'GRAFFITI' and 'STREET ART' are highlighted in dark blue and pink. The bottom section lists 'ART MARKET', 'FOOD TRUCKS', 'DJ SETS', and 'WORK SHOPS' in smaller text. A dark purple/blue cityscape silhouette forms the base of the design. The bottom right corner features a 'TICKETS' label above a QR code. The overall aesthetic is energetic, colorful, and playful.

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Street sticker The sticker is circular, primarily green and white. At its center is a prominent, stylized green cannabis leaf, set against a white background with horizontal green stripes. Encircling this central design, along the outer edge of the sticker, is the text 'BIRA BRAJ HAMMARBY' written in green capital letters on a white background. The entire emblem is framed by a thin green border. The sticker shows some signs of wear and is attached to a dark, weathered utility pole.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a dark grey, slightly textured background. The prominent word 'CONSUME' is displayed in a vibrant red, gothic-style font, dominating the lower half of the sticker. Above it, in smaller white sans-serif text, is the word 'syntetiQ'. The sticker shows minor signs of wear, with slight scuffs and a clear, crisp edge, indicating it's a physical adhesive item. It is affixed to a heavily textured, dark, possibly metallic or concrete wall, which is mottled with lighter patches and grime.

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Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a prominent red compass rose design on a white background. The compass rose has four main points and four smaller intermediate points, all radiating from a central red circle. Along the top curve of the sticker, the text 'SAND VIKEN' is written in bold red capital letters. The same text, 'VIKEN SAND', is repeated along the bottom curve, inverted relative to the top text. The sticker has a thin red border and appears slightly worn and textured, adhered to a rough, dark grey surface.

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Street sticker The sticker is an oval-shaped, photographic composite portrait with a clean white border, affixed to a dark grey pole. It features the faces of two men seamlessly merged down the vertical center. The left half of the face belongs to an older man with fair, possibly blonde or grey, hair, a ruddy complexion, and a prominent chin. He is depicted winking with his left eye and smiling broadly, revealing teeth. The right half of the face belongs to a younger man with dark, neatly combed hair, a well-groomed beard, and dark-rimmed round glasses. He is smiling with his right eye open, also revealing teeth. The two halves are expertly blended to create a single, cohesive, smiling and winking expression.

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, featuring a stark black-on-white design. The word 'MARTE' is prominently displayed in large, bold, sans-serif capital letters across the top. Below it, in a smaller but still bold sans-serif font, is the text 'PSALM 144:1'. The sticker appears to be made of vinyl, showing minor signs of wear and adherence to the textured surface of the pole.

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Street sticker A rectangular white sticker adhered to a grey metal pole, showing slight curling at its edges. The sticker features a central image area with a thin black border. At the top, the text "The 'I only date black guys' starter kit." is printed. Below this, the content is divided into four distinct visual elements against a white background: in the top-left, a close-up photograph of a young woman with dark circles under her eyes; in the top-right, red letter blocks spelling out "AIDS" horizontally and "HIV" vertically, intersecting at the 'I'; in the bottom-left, a small image of the Swedish flag placed inside a wire shopping cart; and in the bottom-right, a black silhouette of a family (man, woman, and child). A partial QR code is visible on the top-right edge of the sticker, outside the main content frame.

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Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular design featuring a stark black background framed by a thin white border. The phrase 'get zapped' is prominently displayed in white, classic serif typography. 'Get' is on the first line, and 'zapped' is on the second line, slightly larger, creating a clean and direct visual impact. The sticker appears to be affixed to a textured black pole.

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Street sticker A vibrant, circular orange-red sticker prominently displayed on a dark green pole. The sticker features white, sans-serif, uppercase text arranged in four centered lines. The text reads 'MAGAZZINO', 'GRANDIMENTI', 'BIRRERIA', and 'RAVARINO'. The sticker appears relatively new and clean against the heavily weathered and stickered surface of the pole.

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Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a stylized landscape design. The central image depicts three prominent mountains in shades of orange and light blue, with a small yellow sun or moon partially visible behind the leftmost mountain. Below the mountains, a green strip represents the ground, upon which a black silhouette of a train with multiple carriages is visible. The design is framed by a thin yellow-green circle, then a black line, and finally a white outer border. Arched text at the top reads "VIAJO PELA MÚSICA" in black, and at the bottom, "@viajopelamusic" is also in black. Small black circles with white text "SP" and "ZS" are positioned on the left and right sides of the central image, respectively.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a dark blue border, affixed to a textured grey pole. The background features alternating horizontal blue and white stripes. Superimposed on the blue stripes, the text 'UM OITO NOVE TRÊS' is subtly repeated in a lighter blue. At the center, a large dark blue circle contains a white outline of a stylized ball, resembling a hybrid of a soccer and rugby ball. Inside this ball, the letters 'FCP' are prominently displayed in white capital letters.

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Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a stylized, reddish-brown anatomical heart at its center, set against a vibrant yellow-green background. The heart is detailed with visible veins and arteries. Encircling the heart is black text on the yellow-green background, which reads 'STREETART AGAINST HATE' at the top and 'TO LIVE AND LET LIVE -' at the bottom. A small, upside-down text 'stickerman' is visible at the very bottom. The entire design is framed by a solid black outer border.

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Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon character, possibly a football fan, depicted in a dark green jacket and a striped scarf. The character is holding a tall glass of beer. To the right, a prominent Real Madrid club badge is visible, alongside a brown football and a small cluster of yellow matchsticks or similar items. The background is a light grey with subtle horizontal stripes. The overall aesthetic is casual and celebrates the fan culture of Real Madrid.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a dark purple background featuring three stylized figures. The central figure is a skull wearing a hooded jacket, with its hands clasped. Flanking the skull are two other hooded figures with masked faces. To the right of the central figure, there is a shield divided diagonally into yellow and red sections, bearing a black double-headed axe symbol. White block text at the top reads 'CARABANCHEL', followed by stylized white cursive text 'No Surrender'. At the bottom, white block text reads 'EL TERROR TIENE NOMBRE'. The overall aesthetic is gritty and rebellious.

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Street sticker A rectangular green sticker featuring bold white text at the top and bottom. The top text reads 'NED MED MILITARISMEN' (Down with Militarism) and the bottom text reads 'NED MED IMPERIALISMEN!' (Down with Imperialism!). In the center, a prominent white hammer and sickle symbol is overlaid on a faint white outline of a globe, depicting continents and grid lines. At the bottom left, a small QR code is present, next to the text 'marxist.se'. To the right of the QR code, the white acronym 'RKP' is displayed, followed by the full name 'REVOLUTIONÄRA KOMMUNISTISKA PARTIET' (Revolutionary Communist Party) in smaller white text.

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Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a black background and features intricate yellow/gold designs. At its center is a shield or crest, within which a black silhouette of a person holding a megaphone is depicted, facing right. Behind the figure, yellow/gold rays emanate. Below the silhouette, the year '2004' is written in yellow/gold. The shield is topped with a stylized crown, which includes a small heart symbol at its apex. Elaborate yellow/gold floral or leafy scrollwork flanks the central crest, giving the entire design a regal or heraldic appearance. The sticker is applied to a light grey pole.

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Street sticker A rectangular sticker featuring a bold, graphic design in black and yellow. The central image is a stylized, somewhat grotesque or monstrous face rendered in black against a bright yellow background. The face has a large, bulbous nose, two simple curved lines for eyes, and a wide, toothy grin revealing multiple irregular teeth. Below the face, the words "INVICTUS ULTRAS" are stacked in two lines, written in bold, black, sans-serif capital letters. The entire design is framed by a thin black border.

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly royal blue with bright yellow text and a yellow icon, outlined by a thin yellow border. Its shape is generally rectangular with a wavy, slightly curved top edge. The most prominent feature is the large, bold, yellow capital letters 'MONAK' in the center. Above the 'O' in 'MONAK', there is a yellow icon resembling a bell or a small bag/purse with a rounded top and a wider base. Below 'MONAK', in smaller yellow text, it reads 'Sticker Number', followed by the numerical identifier '02695'. The sticker appears to be a physical adhesive label, showing minor wear and slight peeling at the bottom edge, affixed to a light grey pole.

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Street sticker A rectangular white sticker featuring a prominent dark blue cross. The sticker is divided into quadrants by the cross. In the top left quadrant, there is a black and white crest depicting a crowned figure. The top right quadrant displays a stylized intertwined 'C' and 'F' with a crown. The bottom left quadrant shows another black and white crest, possibly a 'C' and 'F' within a wreath and crown. The horizontal bar of the cross contains the text "MADRID FOOTBALL CLUB" in dark blue capital letters. The bottom right quadrant shows the year "1902" in dark blue numerals. The sticker has a slightly glossy finish and is applied to a light blue stadium seat.

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Street sticker Two rectangular stickers are affixed to a grey metal pole within what appears to be a stadium or sports venue. The upper sticker is predominantly purple with white text and imagery. It features a stylized white crest at the top, resembling a football club's emblem with a crown, intertwined letters (likely 'M', 'C', 'F' for Madrid Club de Fútbol), and a surrounding wreath. Below the crest, the text 'KEEP CALM AND FLORENTINO DIMISIÓN' is printed in a bold, sans-serif, uppercase white font. This sticker shows slight peeling at its top right corner. Directly beneath it, a second, smaller rectangular sticker with a black background is visible. This sticker displays a prominent, stylized yellow 'CF' monogram, encircled by a white laurel wreath.

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Street sticker A horizontally oriented rectangular sticker with a dark, abstract background resembling shattered glass or a digital effect. The top section features bold white text '¡QUEREMOS ANIMAR!' (We Want to Cheer!) with a green outline, and below it, 'PLAYOFFS EUROLIGA 23/26' in smaller white text. A small Real Madrid crest, featuring a crown and the 'RM' monogram, is visible to the left of the main text. In the bottom center, a black and white QR code is prominently displayed against the dark background.

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Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, cartoonish red character, possibly a dog or an abstract creature, with a large, open-mouthed smile revealing white teeth. It has two simple black dot eyes and several small black dots resembling freckles on its face. The character's head is predominantly red with a white outline, and there's some brown shading around its snout and ear. One ear or part of its head extends upwards in an elongated, curved shape. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some peeling and visible yellowish-green adhesive residue around its edges, indicating it has been exposed to the elements.

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Street sticker A square, white sticker featuring a hand-drawn, black and white illustration. The central image is a stylized, oval-shaped white face with two small, dark, oval eyes and a larger, open, oval mouth, giving the impression of a scream or shock. This white face is set against a roughly textured black background, created with visible white lines and strokes, suggesting a marker or ink drawing style. The overall aesthetic is raw and expressive, resembling a ghostly or distressed figure.

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Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a monochrome design with a white background and dark (likely black or dark grey) elements. In the center, a prominent cross symbol is flanked by stylized illustrations of multi-story buildings on both its left and right sides, depicted with horizontal lines representing windows. The text "GATANS" is arched along the top edge of the circle, and "FÖRBRAND" is arched along the bottom edge, both in capital letters. The sticker is adhered to a textured, dark metal pole and shows some signs of wear.

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Street sticker A white, roughly circular sticker featuring a blue line-art illustration of an eagle in flight, carrying a brown bottle labeled 'KIR' in its talons. Below the eagle is a blue outline of a globe with grid lines. A solid blue band crosses the globe, containing the bold white text 'BAJEN'. Beneath 'BAJEN', the words 'Stockholm' in a script font and 'SÖDERMALM' in a smaller sans-serif font are written in blue, all within the globe's design. The sticker has a slightly wrinkled and uneven bottom edge, indicating its physical application.

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Street sticker The sticker features a vibrant purple and white striped background, with a central white panel showcasing four distinct cartoon characters. From left to right, the first character holds a striped flag and a beer, the second plays an electric guitar, the third (wearing a hat) enthusiastically drinks from a large foamy beer mug, and the fourth (partially visible) also appears to be enjoying a drink. Below the character panels, the words 'REAL MADRID' are prominently displayed in large, purple, blocky letters, partially overlaid by the word 'DEFENDERS' in a white, graffiti-style font with a black outline.

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