Sticker | Martha is a Paper community artwork from the Pinups Capsule, designed by ninjasia. A base-film Workshop piece with a High Grade stamp, it sits on the budget rung of its set and is a straightforward pick for builders after clean stock.
Sticker | Martha is a Paper community artwork from the Pinups Capsule, designed by ninjasia. A base-film Workshop piece with a High Grade stamp, it sits on the budget rung of its set and is a straightforward pick for builders after clean stock.
Sticker | Martha is a Paper community sticker from the Pinups Capsule, not an autograph or team mark. It is a Workshop-style artwork created by designer ninjasia and issued as a High Grade sticker within the set.
This is a Paper finish, the baseline film for the capsule. Within the usual finish ladder Paper sits below premium films such as Holo, Foil, Glitter and special treatments like Gold or Lenticular, so its visual status is straightforward compared with higher-tier films.
Because it carries a budget price tier and low rarity, Sticker | Martha lives on the accessible end of the market for collectors. That bracket makes it an easy add for builders wanting clean copies without the premium commitment collectors pay for rarer finishes or tighter print runs.
This is a community artwork rather than a player autograph or team logo: it depicts the Martha motif executed by ninjasia. The piece reads like a Workshop submission meant for sticker use, with the designer credit giving it clear provenance within collector circles.
The Pinups Capsule is the origin for this sticker, which places it among that capsule's set of community and artwork entries. Coming from a named capsule ties it to the siblings released alongside it and the distribution mechanics of that drop.
Applied stickers are consumable: applying one to a weapon can be scraped thinner and removing it destroys the copy. Every craft or application uses up a physical instance, so clean, unapplied stock is the only supply that decreases over time.
Sticker | Martha carries a High Grade rarity, placing it above the most common grades and below the rarer tiers. That grade underpins expectations for availability and how the item slots among other sticker grades in a collection.
Collectors place Workshop community stickers like this on weapons to complement skins or to build themed weapon sets, with Paper finishes offering a low-cost option for large-scale crafts. Demand for certain finishes or clean copies of a motif can feed back into desirability, especially when builders want uniformity across weapons.
When buying, prioritize an unapplied Paper copy and confirm the designer and capsule match the listing. The live price block on this page shows current market cost and is where you should check the going rate before clicking buy.
