Sticker | Flickshot is a Paper community sticker from a standalone capsule, made by SLIMEface and released February 12th, 2015. It sits at the base film for its set and appeals to collectors who want inexpensive workshop art with clean stock potential.
Sticker | Flickshot is a Paper community sticker from a standalone capsule, made by SLIMEface and released February 12th, 2015. It sits at the base film for its set and appeals to collectors who want inexpensive workshop art with clean stock potential.
Sticker | Flickshot is a Paper community sticker rather than an autograph or team decal, credited to designer SLIMEface and issued as a High Grade item. It arrived as part of a standalone capsule and carries the straightforward identity of a workshop artwork rather than a player or club mark.
This is the Paper finish, the base film for its set and the typical entry point for collectors. In the finish ladder Paper sits below the premium films used for holo, foil, or gold variants, so its visual and collector status is foundational rather than premium.
Labeled in the budget bracket, this sticker trades on accessibility rather than scarcity. For a collector that wants to build a themed loadout or hold clean stock without stretching value exposure, it makes practical sense at this level.
This is a workshop/community artwork from SLIMEface, not a player autograph or team logo; the piece reads as a standalone art sticker with the designer's signature approach. That pedigree matters to people who collect workshop runs and specific artist contributions rather than competitive lineups.
As a standalone capsule drop, supply comes from initial capsule circulation and whatever clean copies survive uncrafted; its thin-market profile means trading and listings can be sparse. Because provenance is absent, the sticker's everyday supply is driven by existing clean stock and occasional relists rather than tracked capsule provenance flows.
Once a sticker is applied to a weapon it can be scraped thinner with tools and is destroyed if removed after the final scrape, so every craft burns a copy. Clean, unapplied copies therefore only decline as collectors apply them to builds or use them in crafting.
This carries the High Grade rarity designation, placing it on the lower end of the rarity ladder that runs up toward Contraband. That grade underpins expectations for availability and how aggressively collectors pursue untouched examples.
Collectors craft Paper community stickers onto weapons when they want a specific look without investing premium finishes; Paper holds color well on many skins and can be stacked for visible placement on common canvases. Demand for crafts with this finish is modest but steady among builders who prioritize theme and clean appearance over high-end finishes.
Released February 12th, 2015, Sticker | Flickshot arrives from an era of active workshop submissions and standalone capsule drops. Its place in that run gives it the character of an early community contribution, which collectors consider when assembling period-themed loadouts or artist-focused sets.
