#macabreart street stickers

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Street sticker A white vinyl sticker affixed to a grey metal pole features a yellow-skinned cartoon character with a large, pointed nose and mustache, and spiky orange hair. He wears yellow over-ear headphones, a dark t-shirt with a detailed white graphic resembling a heavy metal band logo, blue pants, and black sneakers. A purple portable cassette player (Walkman) is clipped to his belt, and purple earbuds hang from his neck. The character is shown holding a dead, brown, and partially eviscerated rodent (possibly a rat or possum) by its tail, which is hooked. The background is blurred, showing green trees and foliage under a bright sky.

E ND 49 H ärttemberg LLNN SKONG @JessePTATTOO NOSTED LTD FREE

20 July
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular print with a white border, affixed to a weathered green pole. Its central image is a dark, reddish-orange background filled with a dense, repeating pattern of unsettling faces. These faces resemble skulls or zombies, featuring prominent eye sockets and mouths, and many are marked with small, black inverted crosses on their foreheads. Superimposed over this macabre collage is the text 'TOBI DER O.G.' rendered in a vibrant, slime-green font that appears to be dripping. A small, black and white QR code is visible in the bottom right corner of the sticker.

eklebt ФОВА DER D.G N 1 https://www.instagram.com/tobi_der_og/

20 June
Street sticker This sticker displays vibrant, psychedelic artwork. The main focus is a man with a contemplative expression, holding what looks like a dark-colored bottle. Beside him sits a whimsical, almost grotesque creature resembling a monkey with exaggerated features. The overall style is gritty and expressive, with a chaotic yet deliberate arrangement of elements. The color palette is bold, using contrasting shades of red, blue, and black. There are additional items depicted, including cigarettes and what appears to be a milk carton, suggesting a narrative about indulgence and perhaps contemplation. The text "JAVLA BAJS APA" is visible, which may be a title or part of the artwork's message. The artist's social media links for Facebook and Instagram are also present at the bottom.

BAJS APA KOBEN KNASKOBEN

03 October 2020