The art on these is intensely local: created by local artists, inspired by both our local natural world which we are a part of and by the themes of liberation we are centering in our local work. The postage stamp drawing – which first inspired the sticker idea – is a scene from the beach where RDTW in so-called Kingston will converge this year. The drawing is also featured on the flyer for letter writing at RDTW. Turtle Brother and trillium are from the local May Day 2026 flyer and feature species we share the local natural world with. The drawing of birds over broken walls is from a local RDTW 2026 flyer, and is inspired by birds at the beach and by broken bricks at the beach and broken brick structures nearby. This is the art we've been developing in our work. Now we're going to see if folks want to stick it on their stuff!