Sticker | My Other Awp is a Paper community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1, designed by fearian and released May 1st, 2014. As a base-film Workshop piece with a High Grade rarity, it sits in the budget band for collectors while still carrying Workshop pedigree.
Sticker | My Other Awp is a Paper community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1, designed by fearian and released May 1st, 2014. As a base-film Workshop piece with a High Grade rarity, it sits in the budget band for collectors while still carrying Workshop pedigree.
Sticker | My Other Awp is a Paper finish community sticker from the Community Sticker Capsule 1, not an autograph or team logo but a Workshop artwork by fearian. It was released as part of the capsule on May 1st, 2014 and reads plainly as a player-made piece intended for casual wear on weapons rather than competitive provenance.
This is the Paper film, the baseline finish for the set. Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil and Gold in the finish ladder, so its visual presence and collectable hierarchy are the entry point for the capsule rather than the top tier.
The sticker occupies the budget tier within its peers, meaning it is commonly accessible and attracts collectors who prioritize designs over investment-grade finishes. That bracket makes it easy to acquire for theme builds or mass crafts without chasing premium finishes or scarce provenance.
This is a community/Workshop sticker rather than an autograph or team mark; it depicts the My Other Awp motif as rendered by designer fearian. The attribution to fearian gives it clear Workshop pedigree, which matters to collectors who follow designers and stylistic lineages within community releases.
It was released in Community Sticker Capsule 1, so it lives with other Workshop entries from that capsule rather than event or team capsules. That origin ties it to a sibling group of community designs and is the primary context for how it was distributed and discovered.
Apply one to a weapon and the sticker adheres; scraping makes the film visibly thinner and every removal action destroys the sticker entirely. Every craft or wear consumes a copy from clean stock, so the number of pristine, unapplied examples only goes down.
This carries a High Grade rarity designation, placing it above the common/base grades but below collectible contraband or exotic tiers. The High Grade tag underpins modest collectability without pushing it into the scarce or elite positions collectors chase.
Paper finishes are workhorse films for crafting because they read cleanly on most weapon finishes without overpowering a skin's look. Collectors will place this kind of sticker on mid-contrast areas or group multiple community pieces to build a thematic craft, and demand for such crafts is what keeps practical interest steady.
Released on May 1st, 2014 as part of a community capsule, this sticker belongs to the earlier period of Workshop-backed drops when community art was being funneled into capsule releases. That placement means it carries the straightforward Workshop-era identity collectors expect from those early community capsules.
