#minimalist street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly white with a green line drawing of a person's head and shoulders. The hair is depicted as long, flowing strands of green lines. A mustache is visible below the nose area. The text 'DET SOCIALA ARVET' is printed in dark green capital letters below the drawing. There are also faint, partially obscured elements of other stickers around it, including a red and white striped section at the top and a teal graphic with a crown-like symbol and the year '2024' to the right.

26 September
Street sticker The sticker is a minimalist, black and white outline drawing on a white rectangular background. It depicts a car with a roof box, followed by a silhouette of a person, a dog sitting, and another person standing. The style is simple and linear, with no shading or color fill.

26 September
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly green and black, with white outlines separating sections. It features a grid-like pattern where each cell contains a large, stylized 'G'. The green sections have a textured, almost rippled appearance, suggesting a glossy finish that catches the light. The black sections appear solid. The sticker is applied to a metal pole and shows signs of wear and peeling at the edges, indicating it has been exposed to the elements.

GGG

25 September
Street sticker The sticker is centrally located on a weathered metal pole. It features a minimalist illustration of a face rendered in stark white against a deep blue outline. The face has simple, blocky features: two horizontal lines for eyes, a curved line for a nose, and a wide, open smile. The outline of the face and hair is in a dark blue, with some white space within the outline for the features. The sticker appears to be made of a matte material.

05 September
Street sticker The sticker is a black and white, minimalist portrait of a face. The face is depicted with bold outlines and solid black areas for hair, eyebrows, eyes, and mouth. The expression appears neutral or slightly smiling. The sticker has a white background with black linework, and it is applied to a weathered grey pole.

23 August
Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a white background and a green border. It features a black QR code in the center, surrounded by a repeating pattern of small, stylized green icons that resemble buildings or pagodas. The sticker appears to be adhered to a rough, textured surface, possibly concrete or stone, with some dirt and wear visible.

14 August
Street sticker The sticker is white and roughly rectangular with a slightly crumpled corner. At its center, a silhouette is depicted using dense, overlapping black lines. The lines vary in direction, creating a textured, abstract pattern within the outlined shape. The overall impression is minimalist and graphic.

13 August
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly white with bold, black sans-serif lettering. The text is oriented vertically, with 'KROKIGA' on the left and 'KONRAD' on the right. The sticker is wrapped around a cylindrical, metallic pole, and the edges of the sticker appear slightly worn or creased, suggesting it has been applied for some time. The background is blurred, showing a building and a car.

KROKIGA KONRAD

09 August
Street sticker The sticker is a horizontally oriented rectangle with a vibrant red background. Centered on this background are large, interconnected white shapes that form a highly stylized, abstract symbol. The shapes are thick and rounded, creating a cohesive design that could be interpreted as a monogram or a unique emblem. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole and shows visible water droplets on its surface, indicating outdoor exposure.

28 July
Street sticker A vibrant red, circular sticker is affixed to a textured grey utility pole. The sticker features two stylized, black figures. The figure on the left resembles a simplified, upright penguin. The figure on the right is an inverted, abstract representation of a person, appearing upside down. Above these figures, the black text "blifrivillig.no" is prominently displayed. The sticker's surface has a subtle, granular texture.

blifrivillig.no

19 July
Street sticker This central square white sticker features a distinct blue outline illustration. The image portrays a stylized, almost abstract head or profile, characterized by a prominent single eye and three wavy lines below it, suggesting water, sound, or a unique texture. The minimalist design gives it a modern aesthetic. Directly beneath the illustration, the text '@SOKUY_ILLUST' is printed in blue, likely serving as a creative alias or social media handle for an artist or illustrator. The sticker is affixed to a textured, possibly concrete or metal, surface, surrounded by other diverse stickers.

@SOKUY_ILLUST

18 July
Street sticker This is a circular black and white sticker affixed to a dark green, somewhat scuffed surface. The central design depicts a stylized rocket ship in mid-launch, with its exhaust plumes extending downwards. The rocket is enclosed within a circular border. Along the top of the circle, the word 'ROMSKIP' is written, and along the bottom, 'BERGEN' is visible. On the left side of the circle, '0505' is written vertically, and on the right side, '2016' is written vertically. Small stars are placed at intervals along the inner rim of the circular border. The sticker has a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

ROMSKIP 0505 2016

17 July
Street sticker This sticker showcases a prominent black-outlined white ghost figure with simple, circular eyes and mouth. The interior of the large ghost is intricately filled with a repeating pattern of much smaller, identical ghost characters, creating a unique texture. Below the main graphic, white capitalized text on a black background reads 'FATUO FANTASMA' followed by a small ghost icon, and then 'WAS NEVER HERE'. The overall design is monochrome and features a playful yet slightly mysterious aesthetic. The sticker is affixed to a metallic pole.

FATUO FANTASMA WAS NEVER HERE

17 July
Street sticker The sticker is a circular, black decal showcasing a white outlined logo that appears to be a stylized combination of an eye and a location pin icon. Below the logo, the word "forenom" is printed in white lowercase letters. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some peeling and remnants of an older blue and white sticker visible around its edges.

forenom

17 July
Street sticker A rectangular, red sticker affixed to a rough, grey surface. The sticker is worn and creased, with some white scuff marks. It features bold white capital letters that read "ER DU DUM?" (Danish for "ARE YOU STUPID?") on the left side, and a black and white QR code on the right.

ER DU DUM?

16 July
Street sticker An oval-shaped sticker featuring a simplistic, cartoon-style illustration of a cross-like figure. The vertical beam of the cross is depicted as a character with square-rimmed glasses and a wild tuft of orange hair or flames on its head. The word "REALLY!?" is prominently written in blue, capital letters vertically down the body of this character, ending with a question mark and exclamation mark. The background of the sticker is off-white, and it is adhered to a dark, textured pole.

REALLY!?

16 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a white background and black text. The top section prominently features the word 'TABS' in large, bold, sans-serif letters. Below 'TABS', in a slightly smaller font, is the word 'SVENSK', followed by 'NOG' in a large, distinct, handwritten or brush stroke style font. At the very bottom, in small, uppercase sans-serif text, it reads 'STREAMA NU'. The sticker itself appears slightly worn around the edges and is affixed to a dark, possibly metallic or plastic, textured surface with some white scuff marks.

TABS SVENSK NOG STREAMA NU

13 July
Street sticker This sticker features a red background with a black border. Inside the border, there's a simplified crown at the top and the letters 'AR' stacked vertically, also in black. The design is minimalist and graphic.

AR

05 July
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly red with black graphics and text. At the top, there's a stylized black symbol resembling an abstract face or creature with sharp, angular features and what appear to be multiple eyes. Below this symbol, the words 'ART. CULTURE. FREEDOM.' are printed in bold, uppercase black letters. Beneath the text is a QR code, also in black. Finally, at the bottom, smaller black text reads 'DANCE, ART & IAM COLLECTIVE' above the word 'CHAOS' in a distressed, stylized font.

ART. CULTURE. FREEDOM. DANCE, ART & IAM COLLECTIVE CHAOS

02 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a yellow rectangle with a thick black border. Inside, the text 'The Wind' is written on the top line, followed by a jagged, wavy line. Below that, 'Is Gone' is written on the second line, also with a jagged, wavy line beneath it. The text is in a handwritten, slightly whimsical font. To the left and slightly below the yellow sticker is a smaller, distinct sticker depicting a stylized feather or leaf-like shape. This smaller sticker has a dark outline and is filled with a gradient of blues and greens, with a bright blue glow emanating from its tip, suggesting an iridescent or luminous quality.

The Wind Is Gone

02 July
Street sticker The sticker features a white background with a yellow gradient at the top. The design incorporates two curved black shapes resembling eyes or eyebrows, connected to a solid black circle that serves as the mouth or chin. The design is simple yet expressive. At the bottom of the sticker there is the text "@vokanzaa".

@VOKANZAA https://instagram.com/vokanzaa

02 July
Street sticker The sticker features the words "Turismo Vérité" in black, printed on a white background, affixed to a gray metal surface. The style of the text is modern and somewhat minimalist. The sticker shows some wear and tear, with small imperfections adding to its character.

Turismo Vérité

02 July
Street sticker The sticker features a simple, cartoon-like face drawn with black lines on a green background. The face has large, round eyes and a prominent mouth. A hat is also drawn on top of the head. The sticker has the name "semo" written on the right side of it. It is adhered to a grey, weathered street pole, surrounded by other stickers and peeling posters.

semo

02 July
Street sticker The sticker is adhered to a metal pole. It features a simple line drawing of two breasts, each with a nipple. Below the drawing, the word 'tetas' is handwritten in black marker. 'Tetas' is a Spanish word for breasts or boobs. The sticker is white with black ink.

tetas

30 June