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Street sticker The sticker is circular with a yellow background. In the center, there is a red, cube-shaped object with a sad, downturned mouth and closed eyes, resembling a face. The text 'AMAZON?' is written in black capital letters in an arc above the box, and 'NEIN NICHT' is written in black capital letters in an arc below the box. The sticker appears to be slightly worn and has some minor tears around the edges. It is placed on a yellow surface that has been partially covered with graffiti in blue, black, and white.
Street sticker The sticker is designed to mimic the iconic Campbell's Soup can label, but with a critical message about capitalism. The top section features the word "Capitalism's" in a stylized, cursive font, followed by "CONDENSED" in a block font. Below this, a gold circular emblem with an embossed image is present. The main body of the sticker displays "PAIN & SUFFERING" in large, bold, red capital letters. The bottom of the sticker has a wavy banner with the word "SUFFERING" in a decorative, gold-colored font. There are also small, colorful heart icons and some numbers printed in the lower right corner of the sticker.
Street sticker A sticker with a QR code and the text "BLACK FRIDAY" crossed out with the words "JAG KÖPER DEN INTE!" underneath, which translates from Swedish to "I'm not buying it!"
Street sticker Close-up view of a yellow pole with various stickers attached. The most prominent sticker features the word "TIMM" in stylized lettering. Other stickers include messages such as "occupy me!" and "The things you own end up owning you." There are also smaller stickers with text that is partially obscured or illegible. The overall impression is one of urban art and graffiti.
Street sticker Pink circular sticker with a skull graphic and text. The text on the sticker says: 'Overconsumption = Extinction' and '100% Discount Buy Nothing!'
Street sticker A sticker featuring an image of a person being hanged with the text 'CONSUMING ME TO DEATH!' and a website address. The style is simple, with a distressed look. The sticker is attached to a metal pole on a city street.