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Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a vibrant yellow background with a thick black outer border. In the center, there is a smaller black circle containing the bold black letters "BVB" with "09" directly underneath. Around this central emblem, along the outer edge of the yellow circle, the word "OSTBORUSSEN" is written in black uppercase letters across the top, and "DORTMUND" is written in similar black uppercase letters across the bottom. The overall design is clean and clearly identifies with the football club.
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent yellow stripe at the top and bottom. The background is black. In the center, a yellow shield-like crest with a black double-headed eagle (or similar bird of prey) with red feet is visible. The text 'DIE BESTEN' is written in white capital letters above the crest, and '1909' is in large white numbers to the left and right of the crest. Below the crest, the text 'IM WESTEN' is also in white capital letters. The overall design suggests a connection to a sports club, possibly football, given the '1909' which is a common founding year for such clubs, and the 'IM WESTEN' (in the west) which could refer to a region.
Street sticker The central sticker is circular and dark brown. It features two prominent white tire track patterns that curve across its surface. In the center, white text in German reads 'Ursula hinterlässt Spuren und du?' (Ursula leaves traces, and you?). Below this text, there is a hashtag '#ursuladieurlaubsmaschine' and a small, white outline illustration of a vintage camper van, reminiscent of a VW Bus. The sticker is placed on a metal pole, with other stickers partially visible around it.
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a stylized cartoon character resembling the Pokémon Hitmonchan. It has light beige skin, five-fingered hands, and blue eyes, wearing red boxing gloves and a black mini-skirt. On the skirt, a white '96' logo is visible within a circle. The character is depicted in a fighting stance, set against a dark green background with a subtle pattern that suggests a sports arena or field. Bold white text with a green outline reads 'KÄMPFEN FÜR DEN HSV!'. The overall design suggests support for a sports team, likely Hamburger SV (HSV), with a playful nod to pop culture and possibly another team like Hannover 96 due to the '96' logo.
Street sticker A white, rectangular sticker affixed to a pole, showcasing a prominent black graphic of five well-known car manufacturer logos – BMW, Mercedes-Benz (star), Audi (four rings), Volkswagen (VW), and Ford – creatively interwoven into a single design. Below this central graphic, the text 'Altblechcrew' is printed. Further down, an Instagram icon precedes the handle '@howmuchistherost'. In the bottom right corner, a QR code is visible with the words 'SCAN ME' directly beneath it.
Street sticker This is a round, black sticker applied to a metal pipe. The sticker's central design features a highly stylized, colorful vehicle resembling a traditional German wooden clog (Kiepe), painted with prominent orange and blue horizontal stripes. This 'clog-car' is depicted with large, rugged off-road tires. A white Viking-style horn or tusk protrudes from the front of the vehicle, and sun rays emanate from behind it, suggesting 'Sun' in the rally name. The outer edge of the sticker contains white text. The bottom states 'VIKING SUN ADVENTURE RALLYE' in an arc, flanked by '20' on the left and '25' on the right, likely indicating years. At the top, in an arc, is the word 'KIEPENKERLE'. Below the main graphic, there's a small Instagram logo with 'FOLGT UNS' (Follow Us) and '@KIEPENKERLE' next to it. A small copyright symbol followed by 'Hollwick' is visible on the vehicle itself.
Street sticker A white circular sticker with a light blue border, featuring the text 'I ❤️ MY AASEE'. The 'I' and 'MY AASEE' are in black capital letters, and a red heart symbol replaces the word 'LOVE'. The sticker is placed on a brushed or textured metal pole, which appears to be outdoors with water visible in the blurry background.
Street sticker The sticker showcases a stylized black tree with a full canopy of vibrant green leaves. Instead of a traditional trunk or fruit, an old-fashioned black microphone is centrally embedded within the tree's branches, symbolizing a connection between nature and audio media. Below the tree, the text 'DER BAUMSCHÜLER' is printed, predominantly in green, with the umlaut 'Ü' in 'SCHÜLER' highlighted in red. The sticker is square with slightly rounded corners and is affixed to a textured, metallic pipe or rail.
Street sticker This is a circular sticker, prominently displaying dark, silhouetted figures against a textured blue and white background. The central text, 'ZIERICE ZE SLASKIEM AZ PO GROB,' is rendered in white uppercase letters, occupying a significant portion of the sticker. The imagery includes a zombie-like figure with glowing eyes, a hooded figure, and another creature with glowing eyes. In the background, elements resembling a gothic church or cathedral, a flagpole with a banner (possibly featuring an eagle), and other architectural details are visible. The sticker has a worn appearance, with some peeling and dirt around its edges, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements.
Street sticker The central sticker depicts a panda, stylized and anthropomorphic, wearing a deep red jacket with blue accents and a richly patterned, possibly floral or botanical, dark blue vest. The panda holds a stemmed glass filled with a light-colored liquid, presumably white wine, in its left hand. Its expression is calm and somewhat sophisticated. The background behind the panda is a solid, vibrant yellow-orange. The sticker has a somewhat weathered appearance, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements.
Street sticker A vertically elongated sticker featuring a detailed black and white line drawing. The artwork depicts a complex, almost surreal structure that resembles a cross-section of a futuristic machine or a deconstructed architectural element. It includes a tower-like top section with linear details, possibly representing a spring or antenna, leading down to multiple platforms. These platforms hold various spherical or orb-like objects, some appearing cracked or broken, suggesting decay or fragmentation. The overall aesthetic is one of intricate, almost blueprint-like design with a distressed or post-apocalyptic feel. The sticker is placed on a rough, dark grey or black textured surface.
Street sticker The sticker is a multi-panel collage showcasing various aspects of Stavanger. It includes an image of football fans, likely supporters of Viking FK, followed by a scenic view of Stavanger's waterfront at dusk. Another panel features the 'Sverd i fjell' (Swords in Rock) monument, a historical landmark, and an aerial shot of a football stadium, presumably SR-Bank Arena. The collage also depicts the Lervig Aktiebryggeri building. Prominently displayed is the crest of Viking FK, the local football club, with its establishment year '1899' and 'STAVANGER'. The large, stylized text 'OLJEBYEN' (Oil City) overlays the central images, referring to Stavanger's key industry.
Street sticker A rectangular black sticker displays a prominent green cannabis leaf at its core. Superimposed on the leaf is an intricate, light blue, stylized letter 'W' or interlocking 'V's, forming an ornate design. At the top of the sticker, white text reads 'Aldersgrense hos Weedmonopolet', which translates to 'Age limit at the Weed Monopoly'. In the bottom right corner, smaller white text states 'Tryggere Ungdom' ('Safer Youth'), accompanied by a small, light blue logo resembling a snowflake or starburst. The sticker appears to be a commentary on potential government control or legalization of cannabis, advocating for youth safety.
Street sticker A vibrant sticker featuring an anthropomorphic ice cream popsicle shaped like a hand with the index finger raised. The popsicle is primarily bright pink/red with an orange lower section forming a face, and a lime green tip on the raised finger. It has a distinctive grumpy or determined expression with thick eyebrows and wide eyes. The sticker has a white border with a purple inner outline. A wooden popsicle stick protrudes from the bottom.
Street sticker The sticker is circular, predominantly red and yellow, featuring a photographic image of an Asian man wearing a red and white striped bucket hat. He appears pensive or serious. The outer red ring contains black text: 'HATER HOPPING' at the top and 'ELSKER BRANN' at the bottom. The inner yellow ring, which surrounds the man's image, has smaller black text that reads 'CIVITATE:BERGENS:SIGILLVM:COMMVN' along with a stylized depiction of a castle or city gate, commonly associated with the Bergen city seal. The abbreviation 'SPV' is also present on the red ring on either side of the man. The sticker is adhered to a weathered pole, with remnants of other stickers visible around it.
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, simplified depiction of Darth Vader's helmet in blue and white. Below the helmet, the word "HEISENVADER" is written in a blocky, somewhat pixelated font. The design merges elements of the iconic Star Wars character with a nod to the Breaking Bad series, specifically Walter White's alter ego, Heisenberg. The sticker is placed on a dark, possibly metallic, pole outdoors, with blurred elements of a street scene, buildings, and scooters in the background.
Street sticker This vibrant sticker portrays a yellow popsicle with a distinct personality. It has a cartoonish face featuring black 'X's for eyes and a small red tongue peeking out from a thin black line that serves as a mouth, giving it a playful yet 'dead' or 'finished' appearance. A bite mark is visible on the upper right side of the popsicle. The light brown popsicle stick has the word "BESTe" written vertically in black, likely serving as an artist's signature or brand. The entire design is outlined in black and a bright lime green, and is placed on a light grey, textured wall.
Street sticker The central sticker is round and predominantly blue with a white inner circle. Inside this circle is a black silhouette of a person, likely a blacksmith, striking an anvil with a hammer. Around the outer blue ring, the word "GIDEON" is written at the top, "FREMAD" at the bottom, and the numbers "20" and "24" are placed on the left and right sides respectively, suggesting a year. Partially visible behind this blue sticker is a rectangular sticker with horizontal green and white stripes and a black laurel wreath design, with text "Haseta Kollektiv" visible.
Street sticker 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.
Street sticker The sticker is round with a white background and thick black outlines. The words 'LILLE CHICAGO' are written in a curved arc along the top edge, and 'BERGEN' is similarly curved along the bottom edge, both in a bold, blocky sans-serif font. In the middle of the sticker, there is a prominent black stylized logo, appearing as an 'L' integrated into a 'C'. The sticker is adhered to a light-colored, possibly metallic pole, which shows signs of wear and tear, including some peeling and discoloration from previous adhesives or dirt. The background is slightly blurred, revealing parts of buildings and a cobbled street under a bright sky.
Street sticker The sticker depicts an abstract, stylized octopus or kraken-like sea creature with swirling tentacles, rendered in light-colored (possibly white or silver) lines against a solid black background. Several small, simple fish shapes are scattered around the main creature. The sticker is placed on a textured, light-colored pole or column, showing some signs of wear and scratches on its surface.
Street sticker The sticker is primarily circular, featuring an outer green band with text 'PROGETTO SPIRITO LIBERO' (with 'LIBERO' inverted at the bottom) and 'ASSOCIAZIONE ONLUS' along the left side. Inside, a yellow ring frames a black-and-white line art illustration of a man with dreadlocks/curly hair and a beard. Directly below the main circle, a smaller, green-lettered text reads 'il sogno di Claudio' (the dream of Claudio), followed by the website 'www.progettospiritolibero.it' in red, and small red icons for Facebook and Instagram. The sticker is affixed to a textured, light grey surface that appears to be metal or a similar material, showing signs of dirt and wear.
Street sticker The image shows a round sticker with a light sage green background and a darker green bottom section, separated by a white wavy line. The central design features a prominent black triangular shape, resembling a mountain, with horizontal black lines below it. To the upper right of the mountain, there is a small black circle, possibly representing a sun or moon. Below the graphic, the text "NATURE BOY" is printed in bold, black capital letters, with "Diary" written in a smaller, elegant cursive font directly beneath it. The sticker is placed on a textured, metallic surface heavily marked with red and black spray paint, indicating a public or industrial setting.
Street sticker The sticker is dark-toned with a prominent holographic or metallic effect, giving it a sleek, modern, and slightly psychedelic look. The background features abstract, swirling patterns with hints of blue, purple, and gold. The main text 'FURT' at the top has a similar reflective, bubbly texture. Below it, the date 'Saturday, 31 May 2025' is enclosed in an oval outline, followed by 'Secret Location' with a series of slashes. On the right side, a 'Line-Up' is listed, including the names 'Luen', 'Richard Blanco', 'Schmesel', and 'Hjo'. The sticker is placed on a textured, grey surface, possibly concrete or metal, with remnants of other torn posters and is partially surrounded by small green plants with delicate purple flowers, adding a natural contrast to the urban setting.