Last weekend I went to Berlin for leisure, and brought a pack of stickers with me to put them all around the city.

I must say, I do think they look cool in this somewhat industrial looking metropole!

Here they are. Finally! My new stickers.

Been struggling quite some time to get them just right.

But this whole design simply works. It's bold and edgy at the same time!

If I do say so myself. ╮( ˘ ³˘)╭

Honestly can't wait to spread them around in the city, and beyond.

Hit me up if you'd like some for yourself! * always happy to share *

Feeling totally flattered to notice an Instagram-user going by the handle "@m_a_g_i_q_u_e_s" posting an image of one of my TROWFLOX stickers on their profile.

Funny to me is how I don't seem to recognize the red background my sticker is applied to. This implies some of my friends probably took a few of my stickers to spread them around the city themselves.

Thanks, you guys! :-)

Wanting to start designing my new stickers, I can't wait for my old batch to run out so I can go and start to produce my new version of stickers.

In order to speed up that whole process, I might have to go a night out in Brussels and take all of my old stickers that I've left to put them all over the city. So I can start to focus on the new ones, while my presence in the city will be enhanced even further.

Keep you updated! ;-)

Since I produced some 'failed' sticker batches in the past, I thought I might as well reincorporate them into bigger sticker compositions wherever my original stickers are already sticking on.

That's when you get something like in the pictures below.

It does look cool this way, although I'd love for all these separate elements to actually exist in one single sticker in the future. That's why I'm currently working on sketches for a redesign. Stay tuned, and keep your eyes open in the city! ?

Slowly running out of stickers, I decided to go for a new design. But clearly I've been struggling to get it just right.

My previous stickers included screenshots of my VDMX workstation, along with some renders created using the software, and a '@trowflox' tag.

Now I've been experimenting with my randomly generated Digital Dimensions record covers. Problem is, thinking my previous stickers were a bit too large, I went way too small this time making the elements in the designs hard to distinguish.

Also, I figured I might as well use my '@trowflox' tag again, which I seem to have forgotten (twice!). So back to the drawing board I guess.