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Street sticker A rectangular sticker featuring a vivid, abstract design with a thick black border. The background within the sticker is composed of undulating layers of pink and fuchsia, creating a sense of depth. In the upper left, a large bright yellow circle partially overlaps with a lime green crescent shape. The central figure is an abstract, stylized creature or entity, predominantly in light blue with irregular yellow markings, outlined in thick black. It has a head-like part with a small white eye and jagged black teeth or a mouth. Extending from its body are intricate, horn-like or organic shapes filled with light blue and highlighted with yellow, all outlined in black. Curved black lines suggest limbs or movement at the bottom. berlin 8
Street sticker A round sticker with a red background features a Grim Reaper peering out from a mug that reads "Berlin Life." The sticker also displays social media handles. berlin 8
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular, vertically oriented design with a glossy black background. It features a stylized illustration in a light blue or off-white outline. The central image is a male figure, a merman, depicted from the waist up as human with a distinct hairstyle, playing an acoustic guitar. His lower body transitions into a detailed fish tail with visible scales and a classic fluke. Above the merman, curved in an ornate, slightly blocky font, is the word "MERMAID". Below the merman, in the same font, is the word "MAN". The overall appearance is clean and graphic, with a subtle sheen on its surface, indicating a likely laminated finish. The sticker appears adhered to a red, graffiti-covered wall, showing slight wear and reflections. berlin 8
Street sticker The sticker features a whimsical, abstract cartoon creature rendered in stark black and white. Its large, round eyes with prominent black pupils gaze upwards, topped by two curled antennae. The snout area is filled with a dense pattern of black dots, from which thin whiskers extend horizontally. The creature's body is rounded and adorned with irregular solid black spots, reminiscent of polka dots. Two minimalist, geometric legs, ending in triangular feet, support the body. A clean white border outlines the entire figure against the grey, textured metal pole it is adhered to. The word 'weltformen' is printed vertically along the right side of its body. berlin 21
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular shape with slightly rounded corners, featuring a highly reflective, holographic background that shimmers with various pastel colors (blues, purples, pinks, yellows, greens) depending on the light angle. Against this vibrant backdrop, two prominent black silhouettes are depicted. On the left, a person wearing a hat is shown in profile, holding and playing a saxophone. On the right, another person, also in profile, is playing an electric guitar. Both figures appear to be musicians. Above the silhouettes, the text "Ain't No Sin" is written in black, bold, slightly italicized font. Below the silhouettes, more text reads "To Be Glad" on one line and "You're Alive!" on the line below it, in the same font style. The sticker is applied to a textured, light grey metallic pole. berlin 6
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 10
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 40
Street sticker The sticker features a high-resolution photograph centered on a large, spherical, metallic silver waste bin with a contrasting orange rim and opening. White, handwritten text, reading 'Real Live,' is prominently visible on the bin's shiny surface. The waste bin stands on a paved ground, composed of both smooth concrete slabs and textured cobblestones. To the right of the bin, a dark, crumpled plastic bag rests on the ground. The lighting suggests an outdoor, daylight setting, emphasizing the metallic sheen of the bin. The sticker itself is a rectangular print, appearing slightly worn at the edges, adhered to a rough, painted wall. berlin 4
Street sticker A circular sticker with a vibrant orange background featuring a group of stylized mice. The most prominent mouse on the left has a dark purple body with a stippled texture, lighter grey ears, and light grey forearms forming fists. It has white, wide-open eyes with small pupils and two pointed white fangs. Behind it, three other mice are depicted as darker purple silhouettes, suggesting a collective or 'gang'. The text 'BILDET mäuse BANDEN' is arranged along the top curve, and 'FICKT FASCHOS' along the bottom curve, both in light green with a dark outline. The sticker shows signs of wear, including a slight tear at the top edge. berlin 9
Street sticker A black and white sticker with a design depicting an ape sitting behind bars. The text on the sticker says 'Animals out of the labs!' in German and includes a website address. berlin 7
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoonish blue dinosaur head with an 'X' for an eye and a drooping, pink tongue, indicating distress or death. Its neck is clutched by a pale-skinned hand, as if being strangled. On the wrist of the hand, a brown banner or sign is depicted, containing German text. A small, black and white diamond-shaped logo, resembling the Hamburger SV (HSV) football club emblem, is visible on the dinosaur's neck. The entire illustration is outlined in black on a white rectangular background, adhered to a grey pole, showing signs of wear and slight peeling at the edges. berlin 9
Street sticker A circular sticker with a stark black background and a white outer border. Inside the black circle, two stylized white figures are depicted. One figure stands upright, holding a bicycle overhead, seemingly in an act of aggression or confrontation towards a second figure that lies prone on the ground. The phrase 'GOOD NIGHT' is arched in white uppercase letters across the top inner part of the white border, and 'WHITE PRIDE' arches along the bottom. Small white stars are positioned on either side, separating the top and bottom text from the central imagery. berlin 8
Street sticker Round sticker with the text BERLIN-VEGAN in a circle around a blue apple with a leaf on top and the Berlin skyline. Contains social media links to Facebook and Twitter. berlin 5
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays a stark black and white illustration of three muscular, bare-chested male figures. Each figure wears a distinctive full-face mask, resembling a wrestling or gimp mask, with circular cutouts for eyes and mouths. They are clad only in dark briefs. The central figure is depicted front-facing, while the two figures on either side are slightly angled, all striking a somewhat unusual pose with one leg lifted or bent. Above the figures, bold white sans-serif text on a solid black background reads 'ZUGEZOGENE MASKULIN'. The overall aesthetic is grainy, suggestive of a photocopied or roughly printed image, and is affixed to a textured, cylindrical pole with visible signs of wear and slight peeling. berlin 7
Street sticker A black sticker with white text on a green pole. The text says: ">Da geht noch was..." which translates to "There's more to come..." berlin 6
Street sticker Pink and black sticker with a graphic design and text. The text says "Always into somethin' y'all can talk about." There is also smaller text at the top and bottom. A small cartoon animal is featured on the sticker. A Facebook link is present at the bottom. berlin 7
Street sticker Round yellow sticker with a text message in pink and blue. The text says: Do Your Thing And Fry Your Brain. There is also a repeating pattern of Brain Frier Industries around the edge of the sticker. berlin 9
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a bright yellow background. Its main element is a stylized black bear figure, depicted in a dynamic, seemingly dancing or striding pose, with its tongue slightly extended. Behind the bear, several thick, abstract black lines radiate outwards, suggesting motion or energy. Encircling the bear is a red band where the text 'Loompa Boyz' is written in black, with 'Loompa' appearing upside down on the left curve and 'Boyz' right-side up on the right curve. berlin 13
Street sticker The sticker features a vintage-style illustration set against a light blue background with a thin teal border. On the left, a man in a brown shirt and black pants is depicted mid-fall from an orange ladder, his body seemingly flung backward. On the right, another man, dressed in an orange shirt, dark overalls, and a cap, pushes a small, yellow, four-wheeled cart filled with dark, lumpy material, likely coal. The artwork uses bold outlines and a limited palette of muted colors, evoking a propaganda poster or social realism style. The ground beneath the figures is subtly indicated by a shadow cast by the cart. berlin 15
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background. It features two prominent horizontal red stripes, one near the top edge and one near the bottom edge. Centered on the black background, between the red stripes, is large, bold white text. The text is arranged in two lines: 'FCK' on the top line and 'NZS' on the bottom line. The sticker is slightly worn and adhered to a grey, metallic pole. berlin 52
Street sticker Sticker expressing love for the Kottbusser Tor neighborhood in Berlin and advocating against rising rents. It features a heart design and contact information for a tenant community. berlin 7
Street sticker A blue sticker with the text "IT'S GETTING HOT IN HERE!" in large white letters. Below it, in smaller text, is a German phrase: "ABER ICH FINDE, SCHNEE STEHT DEM NORDPOL WESENTLICH BESSER." The sticker also features a logo for Fridays For Future and social media hashtags and website address. berlin 3
Street sticker The sticker is primarily black and white, with some areas appearing light blue or faded yellow due to lighting and wear. It depicts a central, stylized figure, likely a Zapatista rebel, wearing a balaclava or ski mask that obscures their face, along with a wide-brimmed hat. The figure holds a rifle and has a small, five-pointed star visible on their chest. Behind the figure, there's a large, distressed five-pointed star design. Below the main image, the bold, capitalized letters "EZLN" are prominently displayed. Underneath "EZLN," in smaller, capitalized Spanish text, it reads "SOLIDARIDAD CON LAS COMUNIDADES ZAPATISTAS." The overall aesthetic is stark and graphic, reminiscent of stencil art, applied to a silver pole. berlin 4
Street sticker The sticker features a stark white rabbit head with thick black outlines, centered on a bright yellow background. The rabbit wears large, dark black sunglasses, obscuring its eyes, and sports a prominent black handlebar mustache with two small, square front teeth visible beneath its nose. Thin black lines represent whiskers extending from its face. Below the rabbit, bold black uppercase text reads 'WOHNEN FÜR ALLE' (Housing for All) arranged in a slight curve. Along the right edge, in small black vertical text, is an imprint: 'V.i.S.d.P. Hauke Stiewers, Heidestraße 10, 10543 Berlin'. The sticker is applied to a grey metal pole. berlin 18
Street sticker A rectangular sticker, light grey/off-white in color, adhered to a cylindrical metal pole. The top portion features a German quote in black sans-serif typeface, spanning four lines. The bottom portion displays a black and white, somewhat grainy illustration. On the left, a figure wearing a balaclava or ski mask and a hat is partially visible, from the chest up. On the right, an arm extends with a hand pointing a finger upwards, seemingly holding a pen or a thin object. The sticker shows signs of wear, with slight peeling at the bottom. berlin 11
Street sticker The central sticker features three anthropomorphic wild boars against a vibrant teal/turquoise background with subtle horizontal stripes. The top boar wears black headphones, looking upwards with an open mouth as if singing or howling, and holds a wooden slingshot. The middle boar holds a silver golf club, appearing to serve or mix a blue and yellow concoction (likely 'pommes' and 'eis') in a small bowl. The bottom boar, wearing a red patterned bandana around its neck, is depicted in a dynamic, possibly dancing, pose. All boars have brown fur with detailed textures. The overall style is illustrative and whimsical, depicting a lively, humorous scene. berlin 5
Street sticker A purple sticker with a picture of a full moon and the text "Moonlight Conservatives Go To Hell". The sticker is affixed to a metal pipe. berlin 7
Street sticker A worn-out black sticker with light blue text on a gray pole. The text is in German and asks who stole the Koko Snuss. It also mentions Ende Gelände, an event that took place from August 18th to 24th, 2019, in Rheinisches Industriemuseum. berlin 5
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized, high-contrast illustration of a character resembling Snow White, rendered in black and white, against a light lilac/pale purple triangular background. The figure is positioned in the lower left, seemingly reclining or leaning, holding an M16-style assault rifle across her body. Her expression is calm and resolute. In the upper right section, on a black background, elegant white script text reads 'fight sexism & homophobia'. The overall aesthetic is graphic and impactful, combining classic pop culture imagery with a strong social message. The sticker itself appears to be affixed to a dark blue surface, which covers the bottom portion of the design. berlin 29
Street sticker A rectangular black sticker featuring bold, white, sans-serif text. The top line displays 'SALZIG' horizontally, while the bottom line shows 'BERLIN' printed upside down. The sticker has a noticeable sheen, reflecting a blurred blue and dark shape, suggesting it's made of a reflective material. It is affixed to a worn, textured, olive-green metal pole that shows signs of age and previous peeling layers. berlin 7
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular, aged advertisement affixed to a dark, possibly metal, pole. Its primary colors are white, black, and red, showing significant signs of wear with prominent creases, tears, and discoloration, particularly at the bottom and right edge. The top features a narrow red band above the large, bold, black text 'VESIL'. Below this, four vertical columns of black text spell out 'VISUALLY', 'EXPENSIVE', 'SEXUAL', and 'LIAISONS', forming an acronym related to 'VESIL'. Behind these words, a large, faded pinkish-red 'R18' is prominently displayed. The bottom section of the sticker consists of a wide red band containing white text: 'FREAKS ON CALL', a smaller '0800' number, and a very large, bold 'FOKERS' at the very bottom. The overall appearance is that of a crude, yet striking, adult-themed advertisement. berlin 6
Street sticker The sticker features a striking black and white illustration of an aggressive gorilla or ape head, viewed in profile, with its mouth wide open revealing sharp fangs and an angry expression. The art style is bold and graphic, characterized by thick black outlines and cross-hatching to denote shadow and texture, especially around the eyes and brow. The main body of the ape is white. Below the illustration, there is a prominent horizontal red banner with heavily stylized white text. The entire design is contained within a thin black border, and the sticker itself is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, showing minor wear and a slight lift at the top edge. berlin 6
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a faded white background. Its central feature is a stylized black cat head with pointed ears and long whiskers. The cat's eyes are prominent, with the left eye (viewer's left) displaying a pale yellow circular pupil, while the right eye features a pale yellow 'X' shape. The mouth is depicted with a jagged, tooth-like line. Curving along the top edge of the circle, the words "KATER BLAU" are written in light blue capital letters. Similarly, along the bottom curve, "BERLIN" is written in the same light blue, uppercase font. The sticker appears slightly worn with minor edge peeling, set against a grey, textured background with visible red spray paint marks. berlin 17
Street sticker A circular, white sticker featuring black graphic elements. On the left side, the text 'ÄKKI' is stacked above 'SÄKKI' in a bold, sans-serif font. On the right side, within a black square outline, there is a stylized illustration of a kangaroo's head and upper torso. The kangaroo is depicted holding a vintage-style camera, with its eyes looking forward and ears perked. The design is clean, minimalist, and uses only black and white. berlin 10
Street sticker A sticker with a black outline and dripping shapes. The shapes are arranged horizontally and the dripping effect is pronounced. The background is white and the sticker appears to be affixed to a metal pole. berlin 27
Street sticker A black and white sticker featuring a stylized image of Marilyn Monroe holding a spray can and a paintbrush in an "X" formation across her chest, with the text "F.U.C.K." above the acronym's full name, "Female Unstoppable Creative Kollektiv." Social media handles are present as well. berlin 10