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This sticker showcases a unique artistic interpretation of breasts. The style is graphic and slightly surreal, with the individual forms overlapping and interconnecting to create a cohesive abstract whole. The color palette is simple, relying on the contrast between the light yellow-beige of the breasts and the black background. The artwork’s overall effect is bold and eye-catching, despite its seemingly simple approach. The artist's signature, "Vittoria G", adds a personal touch.

Vittoria G

10 October 2021 15
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