#stockholm street stickers

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Street sticker A circular white sticker with a prominent blue teardrop or stylized leaf symbol at the top. The German words "REISEGRUPPE" (travel group) are written in a curved line above the larger word "ORANGE", both in a black, somewhat informal or handwritten font. Below "ORANGE", the smaller text "~since 2021~" is present. The sticker appears slightly textured or wrinkled, suggesting it might be made of fabric or has been on the surface for some time.

REISEGRUPPE ORANGE ~since 2021~

14 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a red rectangle with bold white capital letters arranged vertically to read 'ULT SCF RAS'. This sticker is placed on top of a larger white sticker that has abstract black splatter-like designs. Below the red sticker, visible on the white background, is smaller black text that says 'RTS-PNP' on one line and 'K432' on the line below it. The entire piece is affixed to a textured metal surface.

ULT SCF RAS RTS-PNP K432

14 July
Street sticker The sticker is a white, scalloped-edge circle with a vibrant design. It depicts a cheerful face composed of two round cucumber slices for eyes and a whole green cucumber forming a wide smile. Around this central image, pink text is arranged in a circular pattern. The sticker is adhered to a textured, grey metallic surface.

CHCESZ MIEĆ Z GÓRKI - JEDZ OGÓRKI! - NIEDZIELNY ZUCH

14 July
Street sticker The image features a diamond-shaped sticker centrally placed on a light grey, worn, possibly wooden surface. The sticker is divided diagonally, with the top-left half being black and the bottom-right half being a golden yellow. The number '18' is prominently displayed in golden yellow on the black half, and '91' is in black on the golden yellow half, completing the year '1891'. The sticker has a double border, an inner black line and an outer golden yellow line. The background surface shows signs of age, including cracks, dirt, and scuff marks, suggesting a historical or aged context for the sticker.

18 91

13 July
Street sticker A dark, glossy sticker is adhered to a weathered, rust-stained white pole outdoors. The sticker features a striking design with red text and graphics against a black background that appears to have an undulating, liquid-like texture. At the top, 'New music from:' is written in white, followed by 'A BRAND NEW STAGE' in bold, red uppercase letters. Below this, an abstract outline of a profile or face, rendered in red, merges with the textured background. Towards the bottom left, the word 'Sensuality' is written in a flowing, stylized red script, accompanied by a subtle red glow. On the right side, a prominent red QR code with a green Spotify logo at its center is visible. Beneath the QR code, a small grey rectangular button contains the text 'SKANNA MIG' in white.

New music from: A BRAND NEW STAGE Sensuality SKANNA MIG

13 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 The central sticker depicts a stylized hooded figure holding an old-fashioned brown football that has the word 'ULTRA' inscribed on it. To the left of the hooded figure, there is a shield with green and white vertical stripes, featuring a crowned head, possibly a queen or a historical royal figure. Below these elements, a modern football stadium is illustrated. The entire central design is encircled by a green and yellow sunburst or wreath pattern. The sticker predominantly uses shades of green, white, black, brown, and yellow/gold. Above and below this main sticker, fragments of other stickers are visible, bearing the words 'BASSLINE' and 'COLORS' respectively.

BASSLINE COLORS

13 July
Street sticker The sticker has a striking yellow to orange gradient background. Large, distressed red text dominates the left side, reading 'Scheisse Sauf auf'. On the right, a black outline illustration of a bird, possibly a seagull, is depicted wearing a striped beanie. The bird appears to be vomiting or expelling black liquid and red specks. In the bottom right corner, smaller red text reads '@wir sagen moin'. The overall aesthetic is gritty and cartoonish, combining strong text with a peculiar illustration.

Scheisse Sauf auf @wir sagen moin

13 July
Street sticker The sticker is shaped like a heraldic shield, primarily in a golden yellow color with a textured appearance, affixed to what appears to be a glass surface. In the center, there is a circular emblem featuring a simplified, stylized face in white/silver, topped by a detailed crown. The word "Inkanen" is written in a flowing, black script font across the center of the circle, partially overlapping the crown and the upper part of the face. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some cracking and scratches, suggesting age or exposure to elements. The background behind the glass is a blurred reflection of a red building and some foliage.

Inkanen

13 July
Street sticker A white rectangular sticker with a red border, oriented vertically on a weathered grey metal pole. The sticker features the text "WEST KURVE" written in bold white block letters with a black outline, running from top to bottom. In the middle of the red section, there's a red circle containing the white letters "FCK", likely referring to a football club. The background is a mix of green grass and fallen leaves, suggesting an outdoor, natural setting, possibly near a sports ground or park.

WEST KURVE, FCK

12 July
Street sticker The image showcases a vibrant red, roughly diamond-shaped sign or large sticker, securely affixed to a weathered wooden pole with a single nail at its top. Centrally positioned on this red background is a circular black and yellow sticker. This inner sticker prominently displays a stylized yellow lion, adorned with a red crown and a red tongue, depicted in a rampant posture. Below the lion, the word "PFALZ" is written in a distinctive white, graffiti-style font with a black outline, against the black circular background. Further down on the main red sign, large, black, brushstroke-like letters are partially visible, appearing to spell "THIS" or a similar word, although the phrase is cut off by the bottom edge of the image.

PFALZ, THIS

12 July
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring the name of a football club, '1. FC Kaiserslautern', in large, white, cracked-texture letters with a black outline against a red background. The text '1. F.C.' is at the top in a similar style, and '1900' is at the bottom. The sticker is applied to a dark, vertically grained wooden surface, possibly a fence post or railing, which shows signs of weathering.

1. F.C. KAISERSLAUTERN 1900

12 July
Street sticker A circular black and white sticker affixed to a dark green surface. The central design is an eagle, reminiscent of a presidential seal, holding arrows in one talon and a branch in the other. Above the eagle's wings are the phrases 'HEY HO' on the left and 'LET'S GO!' on the right, a direct reference to The Ramones' song. A small red heart and 'xoxo' are visible near the arrows. The outer ring of the sticker displays the text 'ANDREAS DIONE' at the top and 'LEONIDAS' at the bottom, separated by stars. The sticker combines formal heraldry with an irreverent punk rock aesthetic.

ANDREAS DIONE LEONIDAS HEY HO LET'S GO! xoxo

11 July
Street sticker The central sticker is circular and bright pink (magenta). At the top, the word "Barlova" is written in black text. Below it, there is an intricate black line drawing of a wine glass, within the base and stem of which is depicted a detailed illustration of a building or house. Along the bottom curve of the sticker, the address "TÄHE 29, TARTU, ESTONIA" is printed, indicating a specific location in Tartu, Estonia. The sticker is affixed to a weathered grey pole.

Barlova TÄHE 29, TARTU, ESTONIA

11 July
Street sticker The image captures a close-up of multiple overlapping stickers adhered to a rough, dark surface, possibly a utility pole or wall. The central focus is a large white rectangular sticker with prominent black text. The top line reads 'DAZE', followed by smaller text 'WORLDS GREATEST LOVER', and then 'LORDS' in large, impactful letters. Directly above this white sticker is a smaller, bright yellow sticker with thick black letters spelling 'JEKS'. Below the main white sticker, a red sticker is partially visible, featuring a chain-link fence pattern and the word 'DAZE' in outlined black letters. The overall appearance suggests a collection of street art or urban tagging.

JEKS DAZE WORLDS GREATEST LOVER LORDS DAZE

11 July
Street sticker This multi-part sticker is predominantly red and black. The central section displays the words "DAZE BRUJA" in large, black font with a white outline, set against a red background with a black chain-link fence pattern. Below this, another red section features a whimsical illustration of wind-up chattering teeth with prominent eyeballs, positioned next to the word "KATTE" rendered in a striking, distorted black and white font. At the very bottom, in smaller white text, it reads "DAZE AND BRUJA JUST US THREE."

DAZE BRUJA KATTE DAZE AND BRUJA JUST US THREE

11 July
Street sticker A close-up of a circular sticker featuring the coat of arms of Kiruna, Sweden. The emblem is rendered in white or silver on a black background. It depicts a heraldic shield with a central mining hammer and pickaxe, symbolizing the city's primary industry, surrounded by three crowns (two above, one below), representing Sweden. Above the shield, there is a helmet with a crest resembling stylized wings or plumes. The sticker is affixed to a textured, possibly concrete or metal, surface with a greyish-brown color.

11 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with rounded corners applied to a dark, possibly metal or plastic, surface. The sticker displays a stylized coat of arms or crest in a metallic copper-bronze color against a dark background. The central design features a shield containing a hammer and three crowns. Above the shield, there is a winged creature, likely an eagle, and intricate scrollwork flanks the main emblem. The words "KUNGENSBARN.COM" are printed vertically along both the left and right sides of the crest.

KUNGENSBARN.COM

11 July
Street sticker A rectangular white sticker with a blue border, attached to a green metal surface. The sticker displays the names "Östersund" and "Timrå" in blue text, possibly indicating support for these locations or the teams representing these locations.

HATA Östersund & Timrå

09 July
Street sticker This sticker features a passage of text, apparently in Swedish, and it seems to reflect some amount of light, giving it a metallic sheen. The sticker is stuck to a grey metal pole. The text on the sticker reads: "DEN ENDA TRÖST MAN TROTS ALLT HAR, ÄR ATT HELGEN VARIT UNDERBAR OCH MAN LER SÅ GOTT DET GÅR ÅT DET SOM NATTENS TIMMAR GAV, DESSA TIMMAR SOM MAN INTE MINNS NÅGOT AV."

DEN ENDA TRÖST MAN TROTS ALLT HAR, ÄR ATT HELGEN VARIT UNDERBAR OCH MAN LER SÅ GOTT DET GÅR ÅT DET SOM NATTENS TIMMAR GAV, DESSA TIMMAR SOM MAN INTE MINNS NÅGOT AV.

01 July
Street sticker A sticker on a black pole promotes the Anarchist Book Fair 2025. The sticker has a red background that fades into pink, with a white anarchy symbol at the top. The text announces the event dates as 16-17 August and provides the website www.a-massan.com.

Anarchist Book Fair 2025 16-17 August - www.a-massan.com

30 June
Street sticker The sticker is round with a red and black background. Bold white text reads "WEST KURVE" on top and "Kaiserslautern" below. The sticker is affixed to a tree.

WEST KURVE Kaiserslautern

27 June
Street sticker The image shows a square sticker on a white surface. The sticker is divided into two parts: the upper part is black and displays 'A.I.K.' in yellow, while the lower part is yellow and shows '.1891.' in black. Another sticker is partially visible behind it. The main sticker is slightly wrinkled and peeling off.

A.I.K. .1891.

26 June
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoonish man holding a bottle. The background is red, and the text in a speech bubble reads 'Ey, Fahr mal wieder mim Betze auswärts!'.

Ey, Fahr mal wieder mim Betze auswärts!

25 June