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The sticker is roughly circular or oval-shaped and prominently displayed on a black pole, surrounded by other stickers. Its design features a black and white halftone dot pattern that creates a radial or burst-like effect. Overlaid on this background are the words "ANOMAL HEAVEN" rendered in a striking anaglyph style, with red letters slightly offset from blue letters, designed to create a 3D illusion when viewed with 3D glasses. The overall aesthetic is graphic and retro, reminiscent of old 3D comics or experimental print techniques.

ANOMAL HEAVEN

16 July 2025 8
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