A colorful anti-fascist sticker featuring a cute fantasy character framed by Gay Pride-inspired green, teal, blue and violet 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 — 022-G

Primary question: How much does a symbol depend on a smooth color progression rather than one standout color?

Records places this edition beside the others.

Records: Gay edition.

Z. Omb: The palette is more continuous.

Records: Meaning?

Z. Omb: The colors transition gradually from green through blue into violet.

That makes it different from several earlier editions where one stripe acted as a particularly strong distinguishing cue.

Here, recognition may depend more on the overall gradient family.

Records

So instead of one stripe doing the work, the whole flow matters.

Z. Omb

Possibly.

Records

You really do love that word.

Z. Omb

Because we have not measured it yet.

Omb creates simplified versions:

green → teal → blue → violet

then:

green + blue + violet

then:

green + blue

then:

blue only

Records

At some point it just becomes “blue-green Pride.”

Z. Omb

Exactly.

Records

So the question is where that happens.

Z. Omb

Yes.

Current record

Edition: Gay Pride
Identity cue: Green, teal, blue and violet progression
Single dominant identifying color: Low
Recognition likely dependent on overall palette flow: Yes
Main slogan unchanged: Yes
Artwork text: `FASHISM’S NOT CUTE`
Catalogue text: `Fascism’s Not Cute`

Records adds:

THE GRADIENT IS THE IDENTIFIER

Omb:

Potentially the strongest one.