A bright pastel anti-fascist sticker featuring a cute fantasy character framed by pink, yellow and blue Pansexual Pride colors. Available in medium and mini sizes, the design combines playful fantasy 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

Comparative Colour Record 010-P

Catalogue designation: Fascism’s Not Cute — Pansexual Edition
Related record: 007-M, Maverique Edition
Primary question: How much can colour alter interpretation when the central image and message remain essentially unchanged?

Records places the new edition beside 007-M.

Records

Same character.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Same message.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

Different pride colors.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

This one should actually be easy.

Z. Omb

It is already interesting.

Records

Of course it is.

The central illustration remains recognizable.

The wording remains recognizable.

The largest intentional change is the surrounding colour system.

Pink.

Yellow.

Blue.

Records

Pansexual flag.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

No need for an experiment?

Z. Omb

To determine what edition it is?

No.

Records

Excellent.

Z. Omb

To investigate how strongly the colour combination contributes to recognition—

Records

There it is.

Omb compares the Pansexual and Maverique editions side by side.

Remove the surrounding colors and both still communicate:

• a cute fantasy character,
• an explicitly anti-fascist message,
• the same broad visual identity.

Restore the colors and another information layer appears.

Z. Omb

The colour scheme is carrying information independently of the text.

Records

That's what pride flags do.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

You seem surprised every time ordinary design functions correctly.

Z. Omb

I am not surprised.

I am documenting it.

A colour-only test is proposed.

The character is removed.

The words are removed.

Only three horizontal bands remain:

pink — yellow — blue

Z. Omb

Would an observer still identify the intended reference?

Records

A lot of people would.

Z. Omb

Exactly.

Records

And some wouldn't.

Z. Omb

Also exactly.

Recognition requires learned association.

This leads Omb into a much larger note:

Colours do not intrinsically contain the concept pansexual.

The association exists because communities adopted and repeatedly used that particular combination as a symbol.

Records

Same with flags generally.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Records

So Germany isn't chemically black-red-gold.

Z. Omb

Correct.

Records

Good to establish.

The two physical sizes become useful unexpectedly.

The medium and mini editions preserve the same information at different scales.

Z. Omb

Now we can ask a different question.

Records

How tiny can political messaging become?

Omb turns toward Records.

Z. Omb

Precisely.

Records

I was joking.

Z. Omb

It remains a valid question.

At reduced size, the character still reads first.

Then the large words.

Smaller decorative information becomes progressively less important to recognition.

This gives the specimen a natural information hierarchy:

1. Character silhouette
2. Main text
3. Pride-colour frame
4. Fine decorative details

Records

So mini isn't just medium but smaller.

Z. Omb

Physically, it is.

Perceptually, some information becomes relatively more important as size decreases.

Records

That was annoyingly interesting.

The spelling discrepancy from the earlier edition is preserved in the archive record.

Artwork: FASHISM’S NOT CUTE
Catalogue: Fascism’s Not Cute

Z. Omb

Same policy.

Records

Good.

CURRENT RECORD

Medium: Illustration / political sticker
Edition: Pansexual Pride
Size variants: Medium and Mini
Primary message: Anti-fascist
Pansexual symbolic colours: Pink, yellow, blue
Identity communicated partially through colour: Yes
Identity biologically inferred: No
Central artwork shared with related editions: Yes
Message retained across sizes: Yes
Fine-detail loss at reduced scale: Expected
Anomaly: None
Research priority: Moderate, visual communication

Records writes:

SMALL FASCISM IS STILL NOT CUTE

Omb adds:

The size of the typography does not alter the proposition.

Records:

Exactly.