#urban street stickers

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Street sticker A bright pink circular sticker is centrally placed on a weathered, brown surface that has white and blue graffiti marks. The sticker features bold, white sans-serif text. The top line reads 'Li-Be', the second line reads 'für die', and the third line reads 'Stadt'. Below this, in a smaller font, is 'Li-Be.de'. The sticker appears to be in good condition, with clean edges and clear text.

Li-Be für die Stadt Li-Be.de

20 October
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black background and white, sans-serif text that reads 'SPANDAU20'. It is positioned centrally in the image, slightly overlapping with some graffiti elements. The sticker appears to be made of a glossy material, and its edges are sharp. The background of the image shows signs of wear and tear, with other graffiti and peeling paint visible.

SPANDAU20

17 October
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a white background and a thick black border. The word 'TABS' is printed in large, bold, black sans-serif capital letters. The sticker appears slightly worn, with some scuff marks and imperfections on its surface and edges, suggesting it has been exposed to the elements.

TABS

14 October
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoonish sun character with a wide, toothy grin and a red baseball cap worn backward. The sun has spiky yellow rays emanating from its head and is depicted with arms and legs. It's wearing a blue shirt and appears to be holding a white object, possibly a microphone or a spray can, with a small circular emblem labeled 'NDR' on it. The background of the sticker is a dark blue with a textured, almost distressed appearance. The text 'NEW DAY' is prominently displayed in yellow, stylized lettering at the top, and 'RISING' in similar lettering at the bottom. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some peeling at the edges, suggesting it has been applied outdoors.

NEW DAY RISING NDR

13 October
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular and predominantly black with white elements. At the top, the word 'RILEY' is printed in a distressed, stencil-like white font. Below the text, a silhouette of a person's lower legs and feet is depicted in white against the black background. The silhouette appears to be walking or standing, with one leg slightly forward. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and graphic.

RILEY

11 October
Street sticker The sticker features a light blue background with water droplets, suggesting a rainy or wet environment. In the center, a cartoon character wearing a yellow hoodie and black beanie sits on a brick wall. The character is holding a red object, possibly a ball or a record, and has purple smoke or energy emanating from their eyes. Below the character, the brick wall is depicted with graffiti that spells out a word in purple and orange. To the left of the character, a vintage boombox is illustrated. The text 'SINCE 2012' is prominently displayed in a red, blocky font in the upper left corner.

SINCE 2012

08 October
Street sticker The sticker features a black background with a large, irregular splash of bright pink in the center. White, bold, sans-serif text is overlaid on the pink splash. The text reads 'GÖRLI bleibt' in the upper portion and 'Unser OFFEN !' in the lower portion, arranged in two lines. The letters have a subtle white outline. To the left of the text, there is a QR code. To the right of the text, there is a small, stylized graphic that appears to be a bear or a similar creature, and the word 'Görli' written in a script font. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some creasing and texture on the surface.

GÖRLI bleibt Unser OFFEN !

08 October
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with rounded corners and features a gradient background transitioning from purple to blue to yellow. Bold, black sans-serif text reads 'I DON'T CAR!' on the upper portion. Below this, a stylized infinity symbol with a diagonal line through it is present, followed by the text '8bar' in a smaller font. The sticker appears to be slightly wet, with small water droplets visible on its surface, suggesting it's outdoors.

08 October
Street sticker The sticker features a black silhouette of a bear, reminiscent of the Berlin coat of arms, in a dynamic, falling pose. The bear is depicted with its arms outstretched and legs splayed. Above and to the right of the bear, the number '030' is displayed in a stylized font. Below the bear, there is a representation of a railway track with red and white checkered ties. The bear appears to be falling onto or off of this track. A small, dark silhouette of a bottle is shown in the air near the bear's head. The text 'Dit is Berlin, Bitch!' is written in a gothic-style font below the railway track. The sticker has a white background and is slightly curved, suggesting it's adhered to a cylindrical surface.

030 Dit is , Bitch!

05 October
Street sticker The sticker features a cartoon-style illustration of a young person wearing a pink, glittery beanie with the word 'BIGGY' in black lettering. They have a determined expression with furrowed brows and sharp eyes. The character is dressed in a light-colored hoodie, dark gray baggy pants, and distinctive white clogs with holes. They are holding a large black camera with a prominent lens in their right hand. The sticker has a holographic border that shimmers with rainbow colors, giving it a distinct, eye-catching appearance.

BIGGY

01 October
Street sticker The sticker features bold, pink lettering that reads 'ben clean' with small star accents. Below this, in a smaller, also pink font, it says 'ganz wien bleibt clean'. The background of the sticker appears to be a collage of urban imagery, including what looks like a person's legs and a building facade with tiled roofs. The sticker is applied to a cylindrical pole and shows signs of wear and tear, with some peeling at the edges.

ben clean ganz wien bleibt clean

27 September
Street sticker A circular sticker with a black border. The central image is a black and white depiction of a person in a meditative pose, sitting cross-legged with their arms resting on their knees. Behind the figure is a detailed cityscape with tall buildings and a prominent skyscraper resembling the Empire State Building. The word 'FREEDOM' is written in a light blue, stylized font in an arc along the left side of the sticker's border. Below the figure, within the cityscape, there appears to be some very small, illegible text.

FREEDOM CITY DE CIRCUS

27 September
Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a black background and white graphics. Centered on the sticker is a circular emblem. Within the circle, a stylized mask with sharp lines covers the face of a figure, with visible eyes peering out. To the right of the mask, a spray can is depicted, also in white. The text 'БТР СПУТНИКА' is written in a curved line above the mask, and 'HOOLIGANS' is written below it, also in a curve. Two small, asterisk-like shapes are positioned to the left and right of the mask within the circle. The overall design is bold and has a graphic, urban aesthetic.

БТР СПУТНИКА HOOLIGANS

26 September
Street sticker The sticker is rectangular with a black border and a white background. The word 'Boog' is prominently displayed in large, bold, white sans-serif letters. Above 'Boog', in smaller white text, is 'TKU-IYA-FST'. Below 'Boog', also in smaller white text, is 'BROAD STREET BULLY'. The sticker appears slightly worn and has a few small tears at the edges.

TKU-IYA-FST Boog BROAD STREET BULLY

19 September
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a prominent blue border. Inside the border, the design features bold, stylized white lettering that appears to be a word or name, set against a black background. The white lettering has sharp angles and thick strokes. The black background has a slightly distressed texture with small white speckles, suggesting wear or intentional design. The sticker is affixed to a textured, weathered metal pole.

FURL

30 August
Street sticker The sticker is square with slightly irregular edges, predominantly white with bold black lettering. The text reads 'SWE INK' in a thick, stylized font. A large, curved black line is positioned above the text, and a smaller, curved line is beneath it, resembling a smile. The sticker appears to be adhered to a dark, weathered pole, with peeling paint visible around its edges.

SWE INK

23 August
Street sticker The sticker features a stylized depiction of three Dutch canal houses. The leftmost and rightmost houses are red, with white detailing for windows and doors. The central house is black with three large white 'X' symbols on its facade, and smaller white windows. The houses have characteristic stepped gables. Above the houses, text reads 'GEEN MENSEN ZONDER HUIZEN' (No people without homes). Below the houses, the text 'GEEN HUIZEN ZONDER MENSEN' is present, followed by a website address and a small red triangular logo.

GEEN MENSEN ZONDER HUIZEN GEEN HUIZEN ZONDER MENSEN vbamsterdam.org

22 August
Street sticker The sticker features a black and white cartoon illustration of a spray paint can character in a dynamic pose. The character is shown from the chest down, with its arms extended. It appears to be actively spraying, with a cloud-like shape emanating from the nozzle. The cloud is stylized and forms the word "YO". The character itself has a distinct silhouette, with legs bent and feet pointing outwards. The overall style is reminiscent of graffiti art and urban culture.

YO

12 August
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly a bright, sky blue. Centered on this blue background are stylized, bubble-like letters rendered in a vibrant pink outline with a yellow inner border. The letters appear to form a word or tag, with a distinct shape resembling an 'N' or a stylized monogram, followed by two small, oval shapes that could be dots or part of the lettering. The edges of the sticker are clean and appear to be slightly rounded.

Nö

09 August
Street sticker A circular sticker with a black and white design adhered to a metal pole. The outer edge of the circle is a thick black line. Inside, the text 'GATANS' arcs over the top, and 'FÖRBUND' arcs under the bottom, both in black block letters. The center of the sticker features a stylized white cross, which appears to be overlaid on a graphic representation of buildings. These buildings, depicted with dark lines suggesting windows and structure, flank the cross on either side. The sticker has a slightly worn, textured appearance, indicating it is likely a real sticker that has been exposed to the elements.

GATANS FÖRBRAND

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 sticker is centrally located and features the text 'HYC CREW' in large, bold, sans-serif letters. The letters are filled with a bright yellow color and have a thick black outline. The overall shape of the sticker appears to be slightly rounded rectangle. To the left of this sticker, partially visible, is another sticker with green and white elements.

HYC CREW

08 August
Street sticker The central sticker is a bright red square, rotated diagonally to resemble a diamond. Prominently displayed in white is the text "SKB youth", with 'SKB' above 'youth'. The text is encased within a large white star outline, and several smaller white stars are scattered around the main text, creating a dynamic, celebratory feel. The sticker appears to be layered over older, worn stickers and textured surfaces, suggesting it's part of a larger sticker bomb or collection on an urban surface.

SKB youth

20 July
Street sticker The image features a black circular sticker adhered to a weathered, light-colored pole. The sticker has a prominent yellow 'A' enclosed within a rounded square frame, with a small yellow star integrated into the top right corner of the 'A'. Below the 'A', the text 'AKKS' is written in yellow uppercase letters. The pole itself shows signs of wear, with dirt, grime, and patches of what appears to be dried red paint or residue, suggesting previous layers of paint or other markings. There are also visible textures and potential remnants of other old stickers or paper on the pole.

A AKKS

19 July