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This sticker showcases musician Johan Norborg with his guitar. He is dressed in a blue outfit and is sitting in front of a doorway. The sticker appears to be placed on a pole, adding a touch of artistic expression to the urban landscape. 15
The sticker is rectangular with a black glossy background. The main element is the Vans logo, stylized as 'VO DS', with the 'V' appearing as a triangle and the 'O' as a circle. The letters are in a bold white font. Below this, in smaller white text enclosed in quotation marks, is the phrase 'ON THE WALL'. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, with minor scuffs and reflections on its surface, indicating it is a genuine sticker applied to a metal surface. 13
A sticker featuring a skull design with a spiderweb pattern, melting into a puddle of liquid. The sticker has a website address and a smiley face logo. The colors are black, white, and light blue. 26
Round sticker featuring a cartoon illustration of a bottle character with the text 'America's Only Rock 'n' Roll Magazine is Back'. It also includes a QR code. 12
A black and white sticker with the word "Vods" in a stylized font and the phrase "On The Wall" underneath. The sticker is affixed to a weathered pole. 12
A black and white sticker with the text "JAMES WAS HERE" in bold, uppercase letters. The sticker is affixed to a wall covered in various other stickers and graffiti. 11
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A rectangular white sticker featuring bold black sans-serif text. The phrase 'I LOVE MEGAWRAPS' is displayed, with two small red heart symbols flanking the word 'LOVE' – one before it and one after. The sticker has a clean, minimalist design and appears slightly worn or dirty on its surface, suggesting it is affixed to a public wall or object amidst other graffiti and stickers. 24
The sticker features an elaborate, whimsical drawing rendered in crisp white lines on a solid black rectangular background. On the left, an abstract, elongated figure with a large, somewhat bulbous head or intricate headdress is depicted. Its arm extends forward, holding an object composed of multiple interconnected circles, reminiscent of beads or bubbles. To the right, a complex, multi-tiered structure resembles a fanciful building or an alien machine, built from various geometric components including rectangles, triangles, and a prominent circular element near its top. Below this structure, a foundation of stacked triangles is visible. The entire composition is peppered with numerous small white dots, creating a sense of texture or a starry effect. Additional abstract lines, dashes, and organic shapes are scattered across the black canvas, contributing to its intricate, hand-drawn, and slightly surreal aesthetic. 20
The sticker is a rectangular print with a white border, affixed to a weathered green pole. Its central image is a dark, reddish-orange background filled with a dense, repeating pattern of unsettling faces. These faces resemble skulls or zombies, featuring prominent eye sockets and mouths, and many are marked with small, black inverted crosses on their foreheads. Superimposed over this macabre collage is the text 'TOBI DER O.G.' rendered in a vibrant, slime-green font that appears to be dripping. A small, black and white QR code is visible in the bottom right corner of the sticker. 14
This is a sticker of a blue robot with a bucket-like head and two arms holding something. There is a golden firearm behind it. The text at the bottom of the sticker says "@moseklebt". 15
A circular sticker with a bright, light blue background. The central text, 'Main Karakter Energy,' is written in a playful, bubbly script font with a white fill and a subtle light grey drop shadow, giving it a three-dimensional effect. Above this, curving along the top edge, are the words 'WE GIVE' in a smaller, simple white sans-serif font. Below the main text, 'EST. 2022' is placed similarly along the bottom curve. The sticker features two thin, concentric white lines forming a border just inside its perimeter. Its edges appear slightly worn and torn, revealing the texture of the surface it's adhered to, which is a distressed blue wall or pole covered with other layered posters and remnants. 13
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