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Street sticker The sticker is white with bold black sans-serif lettering. The top line reads 'VISAH' in all caps. Below it, separated by a thin black line, is the phrase 'MADE U LOOK' in all caps. The sticker is applied to a weathered, cylindrical surface, likely a pole or pipe, which appears to be metal with rust and peeling paint underneath some torn white paper or remnants of other stickers.

VISAH MADE U LOOK

09 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 rectangular with slightly rounded corners, oriented diagonally. It features the word 'ZORE' in large, bold, white sans-serif capital letters against a glossy black background. The 'O' is replaced by a white circle with a textured, possibly metallic or iridescent finish. The sticker appears to be slightly reflective, suggesting a vinyl or glossy material. It is affixed to a dark, textured surface.

ZORE

08 August
Street sticker The central sticker is circular with a peach-orange background. It features a bright, light yellow sunburst or starburst pattern emanating from the center. Overlaid on this pattern, in bold blue capital letters, is the word "KTVOLL", and directly below it, in smaller white capital letters, is "SPRITZ". The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, especially around the edges, and a small, jagged yellow and white piece of another sticker is partially adhered to its bottom right edge. The sticker is placed on a dark, weathered, and textured green surface, possibly metal, alongside other partial stickers.

KTVOLL SPRITZ

20 July
Street sticker The sticker is white and circular, prominently featuring text in a playful, hand-drawn style. The letters transition from a reddish-orange at the top to a golden-orange at the bottom, with a distinct black outline. The sticker is attached to a greyish metal pipe or drainpipe, which is secured to a building's facade by metal clamps and plastic zip ties. The background shows a blurry street scene with a yellow building.

Det Skandaløse Orkester

19 July
Street sticker The sticker is white and circular with all text and decorative elements in red. At the top, in smaller text, it reads "immaturus". Below this, the dominant text in a distressed, bold font says "DISNEY KILLER". Further down, in smaller text, it states "spilles i storelogen 30 april", suggesting an event or performance. The sticker has ornate decorative borders above and below the main text. It is placed on a heavily textured, peeling grey pole with visible signs of age and wear.

immaturus DISNEY KILLER spilles i storelogen 30 april

19 July
Street sticker The central sticker is rectangular, featuring bold, distressed yellow block letters on a black background. The top line reads 'FKBG' and the bottom line reads 'NORDLAND'. The sticker is applied to a heavily textured, light-colored pole, which also shows signs of other old, peeling stickers underneath and above it. The overall impression is one of urban marking or tagging in a public space.

FKBG NORDLAND

19 July
Street sticker A dark, circular sticker affixed to a gray surface, partially obscured by green foliage. The sticker features white, stylized text that reads 'QUE TRÉPASSE' along the top curve and 'SI JE FAIBLIS' along the bottom curve. In the center, there's a prominent, intricate white monogram, appearing to be intertwined letters, possibly 'GD' or similar in an old-style script. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some edges torn.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS

18 July
Street sticker The sticker is dark in color, possibly black or dark grey, with light grey or white text and a prominent monogram in the center. The text, arranged in an arc at the top and bottom, reads "QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS". Behind the stylized monogram, which appears to be 'GD' or 'QD', there are subtle cross-hatched lines or possibly faint crossed swords. The sticker is affixed to a textured grey metal pole, with a blurred outdoor background showing a path, rocks, and blue sky.

QUE TRÉPASSE SI JE FAIBLIS GD

18 July
Street sticker The image features a rectangular sticker, predominantly bright yellow, with prominent dark green text. The text reads 'FCK' on the top line and 'HZB' on the bottom line, all in uppercase, bold, sans-serif font. Two thin horizontal dark green bars frame the text, one above 'FCK' and one below 'HZB'. The sticker appears slightly worn and creased, indicating it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a textured, light grey or metallic surface, likely a pole or a wall panel in an urban environment. A corner of another black and white sticker is visible in the upper left.

FCK HZB

17 July
Street sticker A circular sticker divided vertically into black and white halves. The left black half features a white silhouette of a shoe facing inward, while the right white half displays a black silhouette of a shoe also facing inward. The shoes are symmetrical, meeting in the middle. Vertically centered between the shoes, in a contrasting color (white on black, black on white), is the text 'I WAS HERE'. Along the bottom curve of the sticker, an Instagram logo precedes the handle 'black.and.white_shoes', written in white on the black side and black on the white side.

I WAS HERE @black.and.white_shoes

17 July
Street sticker A horizontal rectangular sticker adhered to a gray, grungy surface with black graffiti tags. The sticker is divided into two horizontal bands: the top band is a dark blue or black, and the bottom band is a bright light blue or turquoise. The words "BAD BOY" are prominently displayed in light blue text on the dark upper band, and "SCHÜLLER CREW" is written in dark text on the light blue lower band. The sticker shows some signs of wear and slight wrinkling.

BAD BOY SCHÜLLER CREW

15 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 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 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 The image shows a round, white sticker with the text 'HardCOPY' in bold, black letters. Below that, there is Japanese text that also translates to 'Hard Copy'. The sticker is attached to a corrugated metal surface which is also covered with black graffiti.

HardCOPY ハードコピー

07 July
Street sticker A round, white sticker adhered to a textured, dark surface features the brand name 'NAWW' in a stylized, colorful design. The letters are rendered in rounded, three-dimensional shapes with a glossy finish, transitioning from purple to yellow to orange and finally to red. A small yellow dot floats above the first 'W', accentuating the playful feel of the logo. Beneath the brand name, the tagline 'u know, ur music now' is printed in a smaller, sans-serif font. The sticker's clean design and vibrant colors contrast with the rough, dark background.

NAWW u know, ur music now

05 July
Street sticker The image features two stickers stacked on top of each other on a rough, textured surface. The top two stickers are rectangular with the word "KLASH" printed twice in bold, white letters against a black background. The bottom sticker is white with a black, stylized design that resembles Arabic text. The surface behind the stickers appears to be weathered and marked with various stains or graffiti.

KLASH KLASH جُز

03 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 A sticker on an orange surface. The sticker has a black background with the word "YGREK!" in white with blue, yellow, and red 3D effects. There is some white graffiti below the sticker.

YGREK!

01 July
Street sticker This is a black and white sticker of the word "RACCOON" in white, stylized letters. The sticker is rectangular and is placed on a white pole. The letters are blocky and angular, giving them a somewhat futuristic look. The background is a solid black.

RACCOON

30 June
Street sticker The sticker is composed of three distinct elements layered on a dark green pole. The topmost element is a white rectangular sticker with bold red text that reads 'SUPPORT FRIENDLY PEOPLE.' Below this, a smaller sticker displays a pink speech bubble icon with a white thumbs-up symbol and the number '1' inside, resembling a social media 'like' notification. The largest and most vibrant sticker is situated at the bottom, featuring the word 'Pinky' in a graffiti-style font. The letters are yellow with a textured gradient, outlined in black and white, and set against a bright pink background with blue and purple abstract shapes. Another black sticker with white text is partially visible below the 'Pinky' sticker.

SUPPORT FRIENDLY PEOPLE. ICH LIEBE MEIN LEBEN

23 June
Street sticker This sticker is placed on a black pipe and features the text 'OTYDLIG' in large, bold, black letters on a white background. Above the text, there's a combination of numbers and a graphic resembling a pixelated face or logo. The sticker has a border reminiscent of a classic license plate design.

38-101 OTYDLIG

10 June