#germantext street stickers

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Street sticker A square black vinyl sticker displaying four lines of bold, white sans-serif German text reading 'Putin fickt Russland so richtig in den Arsch'. The sticker is applied to a dark gray painted surface and displays slight vertical wrinkles across the middle. berlin 2
Street sticker A rectangular red sticker applied to a dark, textured metal or plastic surface. The sticker features the German text '#ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER' printed in bold, uppercase white sans-serif typography, stacked across four lines, with the hashtag symbol in black. A vertical scratch and tear runs down the center of the sticker, peeling back parts of the paper. A small portion of another sticker is visible underneath at the bottom. berlin 2
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker adhered to a gray surface. Inside a thin black border, bold black text reads 'Hier finden Sie Trost.' over two lines. Beneath the text is the logo 'Die PARTEI', with 'Die' in black and 'PARTEI' in large, capitalized red letters with a light blue drop shadow. The website 'www.die-partei-berlin.de' is printed in tiny black letters at the bottom left. berlin 2
Street sticker A round white adhesive sticker stuck to a galvanized metal pole above a pedestrian crossing button. The sticker features bold black typography with the word 'TAN' stacked above 'ZEN', featuring subtle horizontal scratch distress lines across the letters. Below this, in smaller black letters, it reads 'im Park', followed by an enclosed oval label at the bottom containing the web address 'svenich.de'. berlin 3
Street sticker A horizontal rectangular sticker featuring a bright red outer border and a solid black central background. In the center, uppercase white sans-serif text reads 'SEI KEIN TIERSCHÄNDER. LEB VEGAN!'. On both sides of the text, there is a white-and-black illustration of a hand pointing its index finger directly at the viewer. Underneath the hand on the right side, there is a small red QR code. The sticker is affixed to a worn urban lamppost covered with remnants of other posters and tape. berlin 1
Street sticker The sticker is circular, featuring a central black and white illustration of an intricate, vintage electronic or scientific apparatus, complete with dials, switches, and a screen. This illustration is set against a fragmented, abstract background composed of torn-paper-like shapes in soft pastel shades of light blue, pale yellow, and light pink. A small, light beige circle with a dark blue center is positioned in the lower-left area of the background. Below the main illustration, black text reads "Das Auto fährt gegen die Wand.", with the word "gegen" in bold and "die Wand" highlighted in yellow. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, particularly around its edges and where it adheres to the pole. stockholm 16
Street sticker A white sticker featuring a stylized, somewhat minimalist drawing of a figure wearing a white bunny costume or mask with long ears. The face inside the mask has a simple, grumpy expression with a downturned mouth and round, dark sunglasses. The figure's arms are crossed over its chest. A prominent feature is a brightly colored rainbow-striped scarf wrapped around its neck, displaying vibrant bands of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. To the right of the bunny, there is black text that appears to be scratched out or crossed through, reading 'meckern' multiple times. Below this text is a QR code, and at the very bottom of the sticker, the text 'dasdiederHASE' is visible. The sticker itself shows signs of wear, including creases and slight peeling, indicating it's a physical sticker applied to a textured grey pole. berlin 19
Street sticker The sticker is an oval-shaped, bright yellow decal affixed to a silver metal pole. It features two lines of text in a dark grey or black serif font. The top line reads 'Nett hier.' (Nice here.) and the second line, slightly smaller, reads 'Aber waren Sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg?' (But have you ever been to Baden-Württemberg?). Below the text, a small, intricate black crest, resembling the coat of arms of Baden-Württemberg, is visible. The sticker shows minor signs of wear, with some dirt and slight peeling at the edges, suggesting it's a physical sticker. misc 22
Street sticker A vertically oriented rectangular sticker featuring a stark, high-contrast design. The background is a deep black, heavily textured with white and light blue splatters and streaks, creating a distressed, grunge effect. Dominating the upper two-thirds is a skeletal or highly stylized, emaciated figure, possibly a goat or similar creature, rendered in a bright, almost glowing light blue/white. The figure shows prominent ribs and limbs, with its lower body dissolving into the textured background. At the bottom, in a clean, sans-serif font, are the words 'nelly' in a larger size, followed by 'ZIEGENBEIN' in a slightly smaller, bolder font, both in the same light blue/white color. misc 33
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring two lines of bold, black, sans-serif capital letters. The top line reads 'HIER' and the bottom line reads 'NWA'. The sticker is applied to a rusty, dark brown metal pole, showing minor signs of wear and tear around its edges. stockholm 44
Street sticker A circular sticker with a dark olive green, slightly textured background. It features two white line-art icons: a stylized wine glass on the left and a coffee mug on the right. To the right of these icons, the text 'DAS SIEBTE ZIMMER' is stacked vertically in white, sans-serif capital letters. Below this, in smaller white text, are the words 'BAR & CAFÉ'. The overall design is clean and minimalist. stockholm 17
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with slightly rounded corners, featuring a solid blue background. The text is white and in German. The top line, 'SCHÖN HIER!', is larger and bold, followed by a thin white horizontal line. Below the line, the text continues in a smaller font: 'Aber warst Du schonmal in Nußdorf am Attersee?'. The sticker is applied to a dark, textured pole, with some faint graffiti visible beneath it. stockholm 30
Street sticker The sticker features a black background with white text in an old German script. At the top, it reads 'Für Verein' (For Club) and at the bottom, 'und Vaterland' (and Fatherland). In the center, there are two prominent emblems flanked by green laurel-like leaves. On the left is the German federal eagle (Bundesadler) in black with red talons, set against a golden yellow shield. On the right is a circular logo for FC Homburg, featuring a white background with a green border. The text 'HOMBURG-SAAR' is at the top of this circle, 'F C' on either side, and '08' at the bottom. Inside the circle is a stylized tree with numerous green heart-shaped leaves. berlin 105
Street sticker A blue oval-shaped sticker is affixed to a weathered utility pole, which is also covered with remnants of other stickers. The sticker's design is clean and features white text on a solid blue background. The main text, in German, reads "Schön hier. Aber waren Sie schon mal bei- AXA AGENTUR PAJSERT ?" which translates to "It's nice here. But have you ever been to- AXA AGENCY PAJSERT ?". Below the agency name, there is a clear QR code with the small text "vCard" underneath it, indicating it's for contact information. The pole itself shows signs of age and previous adhesive marks, typical of urban environments. misc 13
Street sticker A square-shaped sticker affixed to a gray metal pole. The design features a prominent black and white stylized raised fist, a common symbol of solidarity, power, and resistance. Above the fist, in bold, blocky capital letters, is the German phrase "KÄMPFEN UND" (Fight and) and below the fist, "SIEGEN" (Win/Conquer). The background of the sticker is composed of red and white stripes, forming a cross pattern similar to a Nordic flag (like the Danish flag), with a white cross on a red field and white borders on the top and bottom. The overall aesthetic is one of determination and defiance. misc 5
Street sticker An oval-shaped sticker with a bright yellow background. The central motif is a stylized eagle, depicted in black and white, with outstretched wings and sharp talons, facing left. Its body and wings are adorned with patterns of small dots and lines, giving it a traditional or vintage tattoo art feel. Three black, eight-pointed starbursts are scattered around the eagle. Text arches above the eagle, reading "UNTER DER HAND" and "TATTOO BERLIN" directly below it. Another arc of text below the eagle states "YOUR BEAUTY IS OUR CONCERN". The overall design is bold and graphic, suggesting a tattoo parlor's branding. berlin 14
Street sticker A circular black sticker featuring white text and an abstract symbol. The symbol, positioned at the top, consists of three horizontally stacked, elongated oval shapes; the top and bottom ovals are slightly smaller and have a small, pointed inward projection. Below the symbol, the text 'WOHNRAUM' is written in bold, sans-serif, uppercase white letters, followed by 'KOMBINAT' on the line beneath it, in the same style. The sticker shows signs of being adhered to a textured, weathered pole, with some minor dust and wear visible on its surface. berlin 46
Street sticker This round sticker showcases a cute, yellow monster with a single, large purple eye. The creature has small horns and a charming smile, set against a background pattern of numerous tiny eyes. The text 'Wer zuerst blinzelt!' curves around the design, written in a playful, handwritten style. berlin 17
Street sticker This sticker depicts an illustration of a cat dressed in a suit and holding a bunch of colorful balloons. Beneath the cat is a text in German language. The overall impression is a mix of whimsy and bold statement. berlin 16
Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized illustration of a lynx is affixed to a traffic signal pole. The sticker has a yellow background and the lynx is depicted in a dark orange. Below the lynx is a smaller sticker with German text: "Es riecht Gras, die Luft (Oh Ja)", which translates to "It smells of grass, the air (Oh Yes)". There are other stickers around it on the pole, some partially visible. berlin 15
Street sticker A round sticker featuring a black and white illustration of several expressive faces and figures, arranged in a circular composition. The style is reminiscent of vintage printmaking. The background is a red and black checkered pattern. The text at the top of the circular illustration appears to read "hast du in mein Glas getan." There is a word at the bottom that may be a signature or artist name, partially obscured but appears to read "SALTIAR". amsterdam 8
Street sticker A sticker with German text that translates to "Don't stare or I'll vomit." It also includes the message "Staring is harassment too." The design features bubble-like letters in a peach color gradient on a peach background, along with a small pink illustration of what looks like a llama or alpaca. berlin 18
Street sticker A purple sticker with a graphic design featuring a woman, a lion, graffiti, and other elements. The text at the bottom reads "Sachschaden durch Dachschaden", which translates from German to "Property damage due to roof damage". amsterdam 9