#sweden street stickers

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Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a light orange-beige border, framing a central image on a black background. The main subject is a stylized, light beige head featuring a prominent single eye with a large black pupil and a small white highlight, and a simple, curved mouth below it. The head wears a distinctive, multi-layered headpiece in beige and white. The figure appears to be emerging from or submerged in a purple, wavy, or patterned surface at the bottom. Small purple dots are scattered across the black background above the head. The word "DOTSY" is written in white, inverted, across the bottom of the purple section. The overall aesthetic is clean, graphic, and illustrative.

https://www.instagram.com/dripsndots https://dotsy.bigcartel.com/

02 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a slightly irregular white border, affixed to a dark green pole. Its central image depicts two stylized figures in dark blue or black riot gear/uniforms against a background of alternating light blue and darker blue/purple vertical stripes. The figure on the left is seen from behind, holding a dark baton with a distinct red glow emanating from its tip. The figure on the right is facing away, wearing a helmet with '1312' clearly written on it, and holding a large, dark shield. The overall color palette is dominated by blues, black, and red, with white outlines defining the figures. Below the main illustration, there is a white banner containing black text.

1312 STOPPA POLISENS VALDSROMANTIK D:I.F5 O 1312

02 August
Street sticker The sticker features a prominent dark blue circle centered on a white square background. The white edges of the square show signs of wear, dirt, and slight peeling. Inside the blue circle, the main text "A-DSGN" is displayed in white, sans-serif capital letters, with a horizontal line connecting the 'A' and 'D'. Below this, in smaller white capital letters, is the word "BANACADO". A small registered trademark symbol (®) is visible near the bottom right edge of the blue circle. The sticker is affixed to a reflective, dark cylindrical object, likely a pole, which shows blurred reflections of city lights in the background.

A DSGN BANACADO

02 August
Street sticker A rectangular sticker with a white border, depicting a scene from the 'Garbage Pail Kids' series. The central image features 'Run Down Ruth', a young girl with blonde pigtails and a blue jumpsuit, lying flattened on a dark grey road or pavement. Her limbs are splayed out, with red/pink squiggly lines suggesting gore. Behind her, a green steamroller, labeled 'Patches', is moving away, leaving a small cloud of smoke. The background is a dark purple sky. At the top, a white banner with orange, blocky letters reads 'GARBAGE PAIL KIDS'. A light blue banner at the bottom contains the name 'RUN DOWN RUTH' in black text. The art style is characteristic of GPK, featuring exaggerated, grotesque cartooning with vibrant colors. The sticker shows some minor wear, with slight peeling at the bottom left.

GARBAGE DAF KIDS Bajen the LOPER RUN DOWN RUTH

02 August
Street sticker A circular sticker prominently affixed to a dark, possibly black or dark green, metal pole. The sticker features a bright yellow background with bold black text. The letters 'BVB' are centrally placed in a large font, with a smaller '09' positioned directly below them. A thin black ring outlines the inner yellow circle, and a thicker black ring forms the outer border of the circular sticker. The sticker shows minor wear around its edges, and reflections from surrounding lights are visible on its glossy surface and the pole.

B V B 09

02 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a dark green pole. The top portion features a banner with red and yellow stripes, reminiscent of a flag. Prominently displayed are the words "GO AHEAD" in a bold, stylized font; "GO" is red, and "AHEAD" is yellow, both outlined in black and white. To the right of "AHEAD" is a grey, stylized trophy cup. Below "GO AHEAD" in smaller white text is the Dutch phrase "IK HOU VAN JOU HET MEEST" (I love you the most). The central and largest part of the sticker depicts a vibrant football stadium scene, likely during a night match. The stands are visible with spectators, and the field below is engulfed in thick white smoke from numerous red flares or pyrotechnics lit along the lower stands. Football players are visible on the pitch. Small, partially obscured logos like "TOTO", "Heineken", and "KNVB BEKER" can be seen within the stadium image. The bottom of the sticker has a black band with red text that reads "BEKERWINNAAR 2025" (Cup Winner 2025), indicating a future aspiration.

GO AHEAD IK K&HOU VAN JOU НЕТ MEEST ILTO N° BEKER TOTO HNV GENER BEKERWINNAAR 2025

02 August
Street sticker A circular sticker featuring a stylized, menacing skull at its center, rendered in white and grey tones with black outlines. Behind the skull, there's a background composed of wavy, abstract shapes in various shades of blue, resembling a distorted sky or water. Encircling the central design is a thick black border with white text that reads "WE'RE GONNA LIVE FOREVER" in an uppercase, slightly distressed font. The sticker is affixed to a dark green, possibly metallic, pole or post, which is visibly covered in numerous water droplets, indicating it's wet. The sticker itself shows minor wear and slight creasing around its edges, consistent with an outdoor application.

WE'RE GONNA FOREVER LIVE

01 August
Street sticker A shield-shaped sticker adhered to a wet, dark green surface. The sticker has a light blue background with a dark blue silhouette of a person's head and shoulders in profile, facing left. The person appears to be wearing a high-collared garment. A curved banner crosses the upper left, displaying the numbers '2003'. At the bottom center, the letters 'UCS' are prominently displayed. The sticker is bordered by concentric lines of red, yellow, and a darker blue. The surface of the sticker shows visible creases and is covered in water droplets, indicating it is a physical sticker exposed to the elements.

2003 UCS

01 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a prominent white border. Its background is composed of three vertical color blocks: green on the left, red in the top right, and black in the bottom right, mirroring the colors of the Palestinian flag. A large, stylized white hand with black outlines is centered, making a peace sign (V-sign) with its index and middle fingers extended upwards. Below the hand, a white rectangular banner spans the width of the sticker, featuring the bold black text "FREE PALESTINE". In the bottom right corner of the main image area, above the text banner, there is a small circular symbol depicting a red and black flag, which is the Antifascist Action (Antifa) emblem. The sticker is visibly wet with numerous water droplets on its surface.

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01 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a dark blue background and prominent white text. It features two horizontal white lines, one near the top edge and one near the bottom edge, framing the text. The text 'KYCKLINGKLUBBA' is on the top line, and '& COLE SLAW' is on the bottom line, both in a bold, sans-serif font. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some white specks and faded areas, particularly along the edges, suggesting it has been exposed to elements. It is affixed to a textured, possibly galvanized, metal surface that appears wet or has water droplets.

KYCKLINGKLUBBA & COLE SLAW

01 August
Street sticker The sticker is a small, rectangular, dark-colored piece adhered to a wet, textured metal pole. It features prominent white, sans-serif capital letters on a black or very dark grey background, spelling 'ÄT BAJS!'. The surface of the sticker is visibly wet, covered in numerous small water droplets that create reflections and give it a textured appearance. The edges appear slightly worn and possibly lifted in places, typical of an outdoor sticker exposed to elements.

ÄT BAJS!

01 August
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a black background and white text. The main text, 'ANDY WARHOL PHOTO FACTORY', is prominently displayed in a bold, sans-serif font, stacked over three lines. Below this, in a slightly smaller font, are the words 'Fotografiska' and the dates '25.3-21.8', indicating an exhibition period. The design is minimalist and clean, focusing solely on the text content. The sticker is affixed to a textured, galvanized metal pole.

ANDY WARHOL PHOTO FACTORY Fotografiska 25.3-21.8

01 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, featuring the word "Djurgårn" prominently in large, light blue bubble letters with a dark blue and black outline, rendered in a graffiti style. Below it, in smaller, blocky white letters with a black outline, is the phrase "I FRÅN STAN". The background behind the text is a gradient sky, transitioning from yellow on the left to light blue in the middle, and then to a pinkish-orange hue on the right, resembling a sunset or sunrise. Beneath this sky, a dark silhouette of a city skyline with various buildings is visible. The sticker is applied to a textured, galvanized metal pole, showing some wear and slight creasing.

20.0-21.0 Question 1 TRANSITY

01 August
Street sticker A rectangular black sticker featuring a minimalist white outline of a smartphone. Inside the screen area of the smartphone, the text 'THIS MACHINE ENABLES FASCISM' is displayed in white, sans-serif capital letters, stacked vertically. The sticker is adhered to a reflective white and black surface, likely a road sign.

THIS MACHINE ENABLES FASCISM

01 August
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular, predominantly black and white/grayscale, and affixed to a metal pole. Its central image is a person's face, mostly obscured by a checkered keffiyeh, with only their eyes visible, conveying a sense of mystery and intensity. Above the figure, in a distinctive gothic-style white font, is the word 'Décolonize'. In the bottom-left corner, there is intricate white Arabic calligraphy. The overall aesthetic is stark and impactful, utilizing high contrast.

REE Décolonize

31 July
Street sticker The sticker is circular, primarily black with white elements, adhered to a pole wrapped in a bright yellow, hexagonal-patterned reflective material. At its center is a QR code composed of white dots against the black background. Around the perimeter of the circle, white text is arranged in an arc, both at the top and bottom. The word 'wunderbear' is vertically integrated into the design of the QR code itself.

BELOW NEVER YOU. YOU. O wunderbaar ABOVE NEVER ЛОЛ ALWAYS

31 July
Street sticker A rectangular red sticker affixed to a grey metal pole. The design features three black outlined fists stacked vertically on the right side, with three thick black arrows pointing towards them from the left. On the left side, corresponding to each arrow, are three circular white emblems, each containing the crest of a different Swedish football club: Hammarby IF (top, green wreath on yellow), Djurgårdens IF (middle, yellow and blue shield), and AIK (bottom, blue shield with white castle/tower). Black text in a handwritten style at the top left reads 'Nej till bajen.djurgårn. gnaget'. At the bottom right, bold black block letters read 'STÖD DET LOKALA' and below it 'S LAGET', with a stylized 'S' inside a circle between 'LOKALA' and 'LAGET'. The sticker has a slightly textured, worn appearance, indicating it is a physical object.

Ked till basem.djungdra, quaget STÖD DET LOKALA S LAGET

31 July
Street sticker The sticker is a rectangular, black and white image applied to a textured concrete pole. Its main visual element is a large, intricately drawn high-voltage power line tower (pylon) that appears to be collapsing or already fallen, its metal structure splayed across the ground. In the background, other pylons are visible, some standing, creating a sense of a landscape of industrial decay. The drawing style is stark, using thick black lines on a white background. To the right of the image, bold, capitalized text is prominently displayed. In the top-left corner, there is a small circular logo with a green background and a white letter 'A' inside.

THE SYSTEMS THAT DESTROY EARTH WILL FALL

31 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker adhered to a dark grey pole, showing signs of wear and water droplets. The main body of the sticker has a vibrant green background. The top two lines of text are in large, bold white capital letters: 'REPRESSION' followed by a 'not equal to' symbol and 'KONTROLL'. Below this, there's a black horizontal bar with smaller, white, italicized text that reads 'LÄKTAREN ÄR VÅR!'. The sticker appears slightly crumpled and worn, particularly at the edges, and there's a partially visible, torn white and blue sticker underneath it on the left side.

REPRESSION KONTROLL LÄKTAREN ÄR VÅR!

31 July
Street sticker A rectangular sticker affixed to a dark purple pole. The sticker features a black background on its upper and lower sections. The top black section displays the white, sans-serif text 'THANK YOU FOR LOOKING'. The central part of the sticker is a prominent holographic panel, which reflects light in iridescent colors. Overlaid on this holographic surface is a complex, abstract design composed of thick, looping black lines, which appear to form a highly stylized word or symbol, possibly 'LOOKING' or 'LOGO'. The overall appearance suggests a blend of text and abstract art.

THANK YOU FOR LOOKING

31 July
Street sticker The sticker features a prominent, stylized word "Aistabo" in a flowing, elegant script font. It is primarily black with a clean white outline, creating a strong contrast against the dark, scratched background it's affixed to. Below the main text, in a smaller, sans-serif font, are the words "ETABL 2016" on a small, curved banner-like shape, also in black text on a white background with a black outline. The overall shape of the sticker follows the contours of the text.

Astabo ETABL 2016

31 July
Street sticker The sticker features the crest of Hamburger SV. The central design is an oval with a blue background, containing a white diamond outlined in black, which in turn frames a smaller black diamond. This oval is flanked by two golden-orange laurel wreaths. Below the main emblem, a light green banner displays the text 'HAMBURGER SV' in black capital letters. The background of the sticker, outside the crest, is a dynamic pattern of wavy black lines on a dark blue base. The sticker is square with slightly rounded corners and is affixed to a grey metal pole.

yo and HAMBURGER SU - -

31 July
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a light grey pole. Its background is dark grey or black, covered with numerous small water droplets. Across the center, a horizontal blue stripe is visible. Overlaid on this stripe and the dark background is an illustration of a cluster of buildings in varying shades of grey and white, giving a monochrome, almost sketched appearance. These buildings are stylized, resembling apartment blocks or high-rises. Below the cityscape, a white banner with jagged ends unfurls, containing the bold, blocky text "ACAB" in black. The entire illustration (buildings and banner) has a white outline, making it stand out from the dark background. The sticker appears slightly worn at the top right corner.

АСНЕ

31 July
Street sticker The sticker is heavily torn and weathered, revealing two distinct visual sections. The left section is part of a circular design in blue and white, featuring bold black text that reads "A.S. ROMA" and "MERDA" (Italian for "shit"). The right section, which is significantly ripped, depicts a stylized figure with dark dreadlocks, wearing what appears to be a dark uniform with medals. Behind this figure, there's a vibrant background with flowing ribbons or banners in red, yellow, and green, characteristic of Rastafarian colors. Below the figure, partially visible text in red, yellow, and green lettering spells out "MAJESTY", "TUMBA", and "KINGS". The overall appearance suggests a blend of football fan culture and music-related art.

A.S. ROM MERDA MAJESTY TUMBA KINGS

28 July