A colorful anti-fascist sticker featuring a cute fantasy character framed by Non-Binary Pride-inspired yellow, white, purple and black colors. This edition combines soft character art with the direct message “Fascism’s Not Cute.”

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• medium sticker 4,5cm H/3,5cm B
• mini sticker 3,6cm H/2,5cm B

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Cerebroscope Archive — 020-NB

Primary question: What happens when a symbol includes both highly saturated colors and visually neutral bands?

Records places the Non-Binary edition beside the other Pride variants.

Records: Yellow, white, purple, black.

Z. Omb: A useful combination.

Records: Why this time?

Z. Omb: Because two of the bands are chromatic and two are effectively neutral.

That gives Omb a different variable to play with.

The yellow and purple are visually assertive.

White and black do something else: they create separation, contrast and structure.

Records

So the “boring” colors are actually important.

Z. Omb

Black and white are not functionless merely because they lack hue.

Records

You know what I meant.

Omb starts removing bands.

yellow + purple

Still vivid.

But the identity cue weakens.

Then:

yellow + white + purple

Stronger.

Then:

yellow + purple + black

Also stronger.

Then the full set:

yellow + white + purple + black

Records

So the neutral bands help the colored ones read properly.

Z. Omb

They contribute structure and contrast, yes.

Records

Like punctuation.

Omb pauses.

Z. Omb

That analogy is useful.

Records

I'm on a roll lately.

The edition also raises a useful visual-memory question.

When viewers recall a Pride flag, do they remember:

• the exact colors,
• the order,
• the contrast pattern,
• or just one or two dominant colors?

Records

Purple and yellow probably do a lot of the remembering.

Z. Omb

Possibly.

Records

And black and white make it look “right.”

Z. Omb

That is exactly the kind of perception claim worth testing.

Current record

Edition: Non-Binary
Identity cue: Yellow, white, purple and black
Chromatic bands: Yellow, purple
Neutral bands: White, black
Contrast structure: Strong
Likely recognition dependent on full combination: Yes
Main slogan unchanged: Yes
Artwork text: `FASHISM’S NOT CUTE`
Catalogue text: `Fascism’s Not Cute`

Records adds:

THE BLACK AND WHITE ARE DOING ACTUAL WORK

Omb:

Yes.