Sticker | Chrome Dome (Holo) is a Holo community artwork finished by Ezikyl and released as a Remarkable-tier Workshop drop. The Holo film lifts this design above its paper counterpart, giving collectors a visibly premium option for crafting or holding.
Sticker | Chrome Dome (Holo) is a Holo community artwork finished by Ezikyl and released as a Remarkable-tier Workshop drop. The Holo film lifts this design above its paper counterpart, giving collectors a visibly premium option for crafting or holding.
Sticker | Chrome Dome (Holo) is a community artwork sticker rendered in Holo film rather than an autograph or team mark. It is a Workshop design identified by its Remarkable rarity and carried as a standalone release from the creator Ezikyl.
The Holo finish here sits above the base paper presentation in the standard finish ladder for a set, offering iridescent sheen and depth that the paper copy lacks. Within the usual hierarchy, Holo is a premium film but behind the highest-tier specialty finishes reserved for ultra-rare prints.
This sticker sits in the mid bracket for collectors and traders, meaning it is a considered buy for people building craft-friendly loads or rounded Workshop collections. Mid-tier standing implies it is neither an entry-level throwaway nor a headline grail, so it often appeals to buyers seeking quality without chasing top-tier scarcity.
Collectors favor the Holo film because it adds visual pop and stage presence compared with the base paper design; the shimmer changes under light and makes applied examples read better on many weapon skins. The finish_rank here is premium, which explains why Holo copies are actively hunted over their paper twins by people focused on display and craft impact.
This is a community artwork rather than an autograph or team sticker, featuring the Chrome Dome motif as interpreted by designer Ezikyl. The Workshop pedigree is visible in the linework and color choices, and that author credit is the main provenance collectors reference when cataloging these pieces.
As a standalone Workshop release, supply flows in from creator drops and player trades rather than tournament capsule circulation. Everyday availability is shaped by how many collectors choose to keep theirs applied for crafts versus those who sell clean copies back into the market.
An applied copy means the sticker is adhered to a weapon and cannot be moved without destroying it; clean or unapplied examples remain transferable and preserve full sticker condition. For this Holo community piece, condition and unapplied status strongly influence how desirable a copy is for both display and resale.
Collectors who track Workshop art will look at the combination of Holo finish, the Ezikyl signature line, and Remarkable rarity when deciding to hold. Those three elements together create a reason to keep a copy long term, because they combine visible finish appeal with author credit and a tiered scarcity profile.
This Holo reads well on a range of weapon canvases, especially on darker bases where the shimmer separates from the background, so crafters favor certain placements where the chrome effect catches light. Demand for clean Holos for those specific crafts feeds back into desirability, since well-placed applied examples are often left on show pieces.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied Holo that shows no surface damage and carries the designer credit for Ezikyl. The live market price is shown in the price block on this page, which you should consult for current valuation before you commit.
