Black Folks in Design, American, founded 2017 Description A sticker with the logo for the collective Black Folks in Design. The white sticker has been printed on a white adhesive label with a matte ...

Skullington was given a black face partly because it would contrast well against Facebook’s white background, and partly because it brought a new twist on the skull as a commonly-recognized icon.

What followed was a 1980s bumper sticker war, where everyone used the green and white design to communicate or satirize their own positions, feelings or hobbies.

The stickers started as a way to diversify the company’s offerings and attract new business, said Boudreau, who remembers her 6-year-old son affixing the colorful stickers to the black-and-white ...

The stickers started as a way to diversify the company’s offerings and attract new business, said Boudreau, who remembers her 6-year-old son affixing the colorful stickers to the black-and-white ...

Many will have left their polling location with that modest icon of civic participation: the "I Voted" sticker. "I Voted" stickers come in different shapes, sizes and designs across the country.

Maybe you’ve seen one of the black and white stickers. They cling to lamp posts, beckon from buses and summon glances from stop signs. They are small — only 2-by-2 inches — and contain poems ...