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This sticker features a vibrant collection of images related to Lithuanian football, including a stadium, players, flags, beer, and other cultural symbols. The style is reminiscent of vintage sports memorabilia or propaganda posters. 27
The sticker is square-shaped and features a highly stylized, abstract portrait of a face, possibly resembling a koala or bear due to its prominent, dark, oval-shaped nose. The artwork is rendered in a vibrant, painterly style with visible brushstrokes and textures, utilizing a rich palette of blues, pinks, reds, greens, yellows, and white. The eyes are small and dark, surrounded by intricate lines and multiple color layers, giving a somewhat distorted or multi-eyed appearance. The face is framed by numerous circular and oval shapes in various colors, creating a bubbly or textured aura against a background that blends blues and whites. The overall impression is one of a dynamic, colorful, and somewhat surreal artistic expression. 13
The sticker displays three separate images of what appear to be motocross or racing pants, each with distinct designs. The leftmost pair shows a black and white checkered pattern and a red graphic, possibly a skull or logo, near the knee. The middle pair is predominantly dark with some lighter accents, and the rightmost pair also features a mix of dark and light sections with a small red detail. Beneath the pants, there is dark, distressed text; the first part is decipherable as 'MoZ', while the subsequent text is heavily worn and largely illegible. The sticker is applied to a light-colored utility pole set against a background of cobblestone pavement and distant buildings. 9
A black and white sticker featuring silhouettes of figures, possibly engaged in a struggle or dance. The style is bold and graphic. The sticker is affixed to a pole outdoors. 17
The sticker is rectangular with a bright, solid yellow background. The central design consists of white, thick, bubble-style graffiti letters outlined in black. Integrated into these letters is a cartoon character's face with a mischievous or angry expression, featuring furrowed brows, wide eyes, and a downturned mouth. A simple black halo floats above the character's head. To the left of the character, the letters 'EKS' are written in red, stylized script. To the right, a red, stylized 'A.' with a star-like element is visible. The overall aesthetic combines graffiti throw-up style with cartoon illustration. 13
A rectangular sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring a complex, abstract design dominated by shades of purple, fuchsia, and light blue. The central artwork consists of intertwined, flowing lines and geometric shapes that suggest a stylized, almost alien-like face or creature, with prominent eye-like elements. The background is a darker, textured purple. A distinctive border surrounds the central image, composed of alternating blocks of pink, blue, and purple, creating a pixelated or 'glitch' effect, particularly noticeable on the vertical sides. In the bottom left corner, there is a readable QR code. Below the main artwork, centered at the bottom, is a social media handle. The sticker is affixed to a dark, weathered metal pole. 12
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This sticker features a stylized portrait of a Native American chief wearing a colorful feathered headdress. The background has green, white, and red vertical stripes. 18
The sticker is a black rectangle with the word "VOID" at the top and "SOUND RECORDS" at the bottom, both in white capital letters. In the center is a white, abstract drawing that resembles a vortex or a maze of intertwined lines. 18
A black rectangular sticker featuring bold pink 'DYKE?' text, white 'DYKE MARCH.' text, a pink diamond logo, and a QR code on the right. 11
A black and white sticker with the text "I LOVE BOMBING" on a cracked surface. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear. 7
A sticker featuring a hand-drawn illustration of tennis player Casper Ruud.  The illustration shows Ruud with his characteristic long hair and a headband.  The sticker is slightly torn at the edges. 6
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