A colorful anti-fascist sticker featuring a cute fantasy character framed by Bisexual Pride-inspired pink, purple and blue 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

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

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Cerebroscope Archive — 025-B

Primary question: How does a symbol remain recognizable when one color visually bridges the other two?

Records puts the Bi edition next to the Polysexual and Pansexual versions.

Records: Pink, purple, blue.

Z. Omb: The middle color is interesting.

Records: Purple?

Z. Omb: Yes. Perceptually, it bridges the pink and blue.

Unlike several editions with starkly contrasting bands, this palette has a smoother internal relationship.

The purple can be read as its own stripe, but also as a visual transition between the other two colors.

Records

So the middle stripe is both a color and a bridge.

Z. Omb

Visually, yes.

Records

That's convenient.

Omb tests simplified versions:

pink + purple + blue
pink + blue
pink + violet-blue
purple + blue

Records

Without purple, it gets much harsher.

Z. Omb

The transition becomes less gradual.

Records

And probably less recognizable.

Z. Omb

That is testable.

The question becomes whether viewers identify the symbol through:

• exact stripe order,
• the three-color combination,
• the presence of purple,
• or the overall pink-to-blue transition.

Records

So this one is another “relationship between colors” flag.

Z. Omb

Yes, but differently from the Polysexual edition.

Records

Because that one depends on green standing out.

Z. Omb

Correct.

Records

And this one depends more on the middle color connecting the others.

Z. Omb

That is the hypothesis.

Current record

Edition: Bisexual / Bi
Identity cue: Pink, purple and blue
Central transition color: Purple
Palette continuity: Moderate to high
Single-color recognition: Weak
Recognition likely dependent on combination and order: Yes
Main slogan unchanged: Yes
Artwork text: `FASHISM’S NOT CUTE`
Catalogue text: `Fascism’s Not Cute`

Records adds:

PURPLE IS THE BRIDGE

Omb:

Visually, yes.