#tribal

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Street sticker The sticker is predominantly black and white with a thick white border. It depicts a stylized skull with a stitched forehead and feather headdress. The skull is equipped with intricate mechanical augmentations around the eye and jawline, suggesting a cyberpunk or futuristic theme. To the right of the skull, a crown is prominently featured, also in white. Subtle text appears on the crown and along the bottom curve of the sticker.
Street sticker The image displays two stickers on a weathered, pale blue pole. The top sticker features a brightly colored, stylized creature resembling a Barong or a similar mythological entity from Indonesian culture. It has a red face with a gaping mouth, yellow eyes, and ornate orange and yellow headdress with red accents. The creature is depicted with sharp teeth and a long, red tongue sticking out. It is holding a fork in its right hand and has simplified limbs. Above this creature, in bold, stylized lettering with a black outline and a pale yellow fill, is the text 'AYO!'. Below 'AYO!', in smaller text, it reads 'INDO & MOLUKS FESTIVAL'. The second sticker, positioned below the creature, is circular with a thick black border and a white inner circle. Inside the white circle, the words 'STAR CLUB' are prominently displayed in bold, white, sans-serif lettering. Below 'STAR CLUB', in smaller white text, is 'A'DAM'. Three white stars are arranged vertically to the left of 'STAR CLUB'. Both stickers show signs of being affixed to the pole for some time, with some wear and tear visible around the edges.
Street sticker Sticker for the Babar Festival in Somogybabod, Hungary. The design features a colorful abstract background with the festival name and dates. A QR code is included for easy access to more information.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a stylized face with tribal-like patterns. The face is depicted in a circular frame with additional geometric designs. The color scheme is primarily brown and beige. The sticker is slightly peeled from the edges, indicating some wear and tear. It is affixed to a stainless steel pole outside.