Sticker | Poorly Drawn FBI (Holo)

This is the Holo version of a community artwork sticker, not an autograph or team mark, issued through the Poorly Drawn Capsule and credited to designer Hoxton. It is presented as the Holo finish of the Sticker | Poorly Drawn FBI line and was released as part of the capsule set in the 2021 run.

Holo sits above Paper in the set's finish ladder and is considered a premium film relative to the base presentation. Think of finishes as a stack where Paper is the foundation and films like Holo and Foil occupy the higher rungs; this sticker belongs to that premium tier for its capsule.

Collectors favor Holo because it adds visual depth and presence compared with the base Paper version, which helps the artwork pop on a weapon. Given a premium finish rank, the Holo carries the usual collector demand that premium films attract over their paper twins.

This is a Workshop submission-turned-sticker showing an intentionally crude, humorous depiction labeled as "Poorly Drawn FBI." The designer is Hoxton, and the piece reads as a community-created artwork rather than any player or club insignia, which gives it a straightforward Workshop pedigree.

It arrived inside the Poorly Drawn Capsule, so it sits with the other Workshop pieces that capsule released. Being a capsule release ties its availability and sibling lineup to that specific drop rather than ongoing promotional distributions.

Stickers apply to a weapon and can be scraped thinner through progressive scraping, and they are destroyed if removed from the weapon. Every craft consumes a physical sticker from stock, so the number of clean, unapplied copies only goes down with use and crafting.

The sticker is labeled as Remarkable and sits at a mid rarity tier relative to the broader sticker grades. That placement affects how frequently it shows up in clean stock and underpins collector expectations for supply within its capsule.

Collectors that craft this Holo onto weapons aim for placements where the Holo sheen complements the weapon finish and the design's bold lines. Premium films like Holo tend to be favored for visible crafts because they hold color and reflectivity better on popular faceplates, which in turn sustains demand for clean copies.

This piece belongs to the set released in 2021 and represents Workshop-era capsule content where community designs were packaged alongside other capsule picks. Its release period places it among other early twenty-twenties Workshop drops and shapes how collectors contextualize it within recent sticker cycles.