Goth Girl Sticker – Black Bob & Red Gothic Portrait

A striking goth portrait with a black bob, blunt fringe, dramatic eye makeup and dark lips with red accents. Expressive black sketch lines, cross-shaped eye details and a white pentagram on a dark red cheek-side patch give this original sticker a bold alternative look.

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

• Longest side approximately 6 cm (Medium)

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

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Visitor Portrait Record 064-G

Catalogue designation: Goth Girl
Record type: Consenting visitor and portrait session
Primary question: Which features belong to the person, which to their styling, and which to the portrait?

Records places the portrait proof on the table.

Records

Goth Girl.

Visitor

That works.

Z. Omb

Would you prefer a personal name in the public record?

Visitor

No. Keep that one.

The designation is retained.

No biological classification follows from it.

The visitor has a short black bob and a blunt fringe.

Dark makeup frames the eyes.

Two small dark marks sit between the brows.

Records

Those permanent?

Visitor

Makeup.

Z. Omb

Thank you.

Omb records the answer.

There is no reason to test how deeply the marks extend into the skin.

Records

That was a very short investigation.

Z. Omb

The question had an available answer.

The visitor examines the proof.

Visitor

The red beside my cheek is part of the composition. It is not a wound.

Records looks again at the dark red patch carrying a white circled pentagram.

Records

And not a tattoo?

Visitor

Not on my face.

The distinction is added to the portrait record:

Cheek-side pentagram patch: Graphic element in the approved artwork.

The person remains the subject of the lore record.

An element added to their portrait does not become part of their anatomy.

The white cross-shaped details within the pupils attract Omb’s attention.

Z. Omb

May I ask about the eye details?

Visitor

For the picture, yes.

Z. Omb

Are they intended to reproduce your pupils?

Visitor

No. I wanted the crosses in the portrait.

Records

That saves us a pupil-shape investigation.

Z. Omb

It gives us a different question.

Omb places the proof beside a version without the cross details.

Z. Omb

What changes for you?

The visitor studies both.

Visitor

This one looks more like something I would choose. The other is closer to a straightforward portrait.

Records

So less literal. More yours.

Visitor

Exactly.

Both versions depict the same person.

Only one is selected.

Records reviews the heavy lines around the eyes.

Records

People might read this expression as angry.

Visitor

I was concentrating.

Z. Omb

Then anger should not enter the session record as an observation.

Records

The portrait can still look intense.

Z. Omb

Certainly.

The visitor approves intense as a description of the artwork.

They do not approve it as a summary of their entire temperament.

Visitor

I also spend a great deal of time looking for my keys.

Records

We can make a second portrait for that.

Visitor

Please do not.

The conversation returns to the hair.

In the portrait, a broad white band crosses the black bob.

Records

White streak?

Visitor

Highlight.

Omb moves the desk lamp.

A reflection travels across the visitor’s hair.

The illustrated band compresses that changing appearance into a fixed shape.

Z. Omb

Useful example.

Records

Of shiny hair?

Z. Omb

Of a portrait preserving an effect without reproducing every strand.

The black sketch lines and white areas work together.

The blank regions are not entered as missing hair.

The visitor gives final approval.

The selected image retains:

the blunt fringe,

the dark makeup,

the red accents,

the cross-shaped eye details,

and the cheek-side pentagram graphic.

Records

Quite a lot of decisions for one face.

Visitor

Yes.

Z. Omb

And none of them require us to invent a mechanism.

Visitor

You may write that I like the result.

Omb does.

CURRENT RECORD

Subject status: Visitor
Public catalogue designation: Goth Girl; approved
Personal name: Not included by preference
Black bob and blunt fringe: Observed
Dark eye and lip makeup: Present
Two forehead marks: Makeup, according to visitor
White cross-shaped pupil details: Artistic choice in the portrait
Cross-shaped biological pupils: Not established
Red pentagram patch beside cheek: Graphic element
Facial wound or pentagram tattoo: Not supported by that element
White band across hair: Illustrated highlight
Anger during portrait session: Not established
Reported expression context: Concentration
Supernatural significance of symbols: Not established
Anomaly requiring investigation: None demonstrated
Portrait approval: Given
Visitor’s assessment: Likes the result

Records adds:

INTENSE PORTRAIT.
PERSON CONSULTED.

Z. Omb

Both essential to this record.