#humorousart street stickers

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Street sticker A rectangular white sticker featuring a colorful, stylized illustration of a mantis shrimp. On the left, a black capital 'I' is followed by a vibrant red heart, which appears to be held or connected to the mantis shrimp's appendages. The mantis shrimp itself is depicted with a teal-blue segmented body, bright pink eyes on stalks, and accents of red, pink, and green on its head and underside. To the right of the illustration, the phrase 'THE MANTIS SHRIMP' is written in a simple black sans-serif font. The sticker shows signs of wear and dirt, consistent with being affixed outdoors on a dark, textured surface, likely a storage box or case.

I THE MANTIS SHRIMP

06 August
Street sticker The sticker features a smiling man with light-colored hair, depicted in a style reminiscent of classical religious art. He is dressed in a flowing white robe with a rope belt, standing barefoot on fluffy white clouds. A bright light emanates from behind him, creating a halo effect against a light blue sky background. The image is a clear parody or humorous take on traditional depictions of divine figures like Jesus Christ, by superimposing a contemporary, anachronistic face onto the iconic imagery. The sticker is placed on a weathered, light-colored pole in an outdoor urban setting.

20 July
Street sticker The central sticker displays a well-preserved parody of Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, 'The Last Supper.' The figures are depicted in poses and arrangements similar to the original masterpiece, seated at a long table. However, the scene is given a modern, humorous twist by the German text below, which reads 'Der letzte Stammtisch' (The last regulars' table or the last pub gathering). The artwork maintains a classic painting aesthetic with muted colors, contributing to its artistic feel. Below this main sticker, a smaller white sticker with a blue illustration of a head with a wave pattern is visible, and it features a social media handle.

Der letzte Stammtisch

18 July