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How to Score a Rare Shepard Fairey Sticker for 1¢

By Sticker Robot | May 4th | Custom Stickers

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May

Out of Print for 25+ Years: We’re Re-Releasing the Iconic Shepard Fairey “Hello My Name Is” Sticker for Just 1¢

If you were around for the early days of Obey Giant, you know the power of a sticker. Especially this sticker. The infamous “Hello My Name Is” silkscreen sticker by Shepard Fairey, a punk rock nod to subversion, identity, and street art rebellion..

This sticker has been out of print for over 25 years… Until now. And we’re giving away these Obey Giant Grails for just one cent (1¢)

Read Below on how you can grab one for your sticker collection.

10 questions with Silkscreen Sticker Art Collective “Dronex”

By Sticker Robot | September 24th | Interviews

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Sep

On a regular basis we’ll ask a new sticker artist a series of 10 questions. To keep things simple and to engage in a deeply philosophical, long term case study of the scientifically complicated “Sticker Artist’s mind,” we’ve decided to leave the questions the same every week.

This is a Sticker Interview with Dronex Inc. a collective of street artists who hand print awesome silkscreen stickers… (Read on & Make sure to leave a comment for a chance to win a shitload of hand printed Dronex™ stickers!)

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Outdoor Stickers: 60 Amazing Street Art Sticker Combos and Collaborations

By Zoltron | February 22nd | Street Art Stickers

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Feb

Somewhere around the turn of the century, when hordes of people were preparing for an upcoming apocalypse called Y2K, an artist named Chris and a computer science major named Kevin, housed in a small apartment in Staten Island, both inspired by graffiti culture and a growing creative underground street art scene, set out to create and chronicle the creative endeavors of fellow outdoor Sticker Artists and Street Artists around the world… They called their project, Robots Will Kill.