Sticker | Poorly Drawn Number K (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, designed by Valve. It sits as a premium film on a simple workshop artwork and lives in a thinner market profile, so clean copies matter more than usual.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn Number K (Holo) is a Holo community sticker from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, designed by Valve. It sits as a premium film on a simple workshop artwork and lives in a thinner market profile, so clean copies matter more than usual.
This is a Holo community sticker: the Sticker | Poorly Drawn Number K (Holo) is not an autograph or team mark but a workshop artwork issued in the Poorly Drawn Capsule and credited to Valve. It reads as a straightforward community piece that collectors buy for finish and craft potential rather than player provenance.
The sticker comes on the Holo film, which sits above the base paper execution in the finish ladder for this set. Holo is a premium film here but remains below the top-rung specialty films reserved for the rarest releases in other lines.
Collectors chase the Holo because it adds visual depth and sheen to an otherwise simple design, lifting the same artwork above its paper twin. Given this sticker's market shape, the Holo finish is the primary driver of collector interest rather than provenance or autograph status.
This is a pure community/Workshop entry: the graphic is the Poorly Drawn Number K concept and Valve is listed as the designer in the item's identity. It carries the clean, intentionally rough aesthetic expected from a workshop submission rather than any team or player branding.
It originates from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, which groups this art with other community pieces from the same drop. That capsule origin ties it to a defined sibling set and signals its release pathway rather than a player-driven rollout.
Applied stickers become part of the weapon canvas: scraping thins the film and removing a sticker destroys it. Every craft uses up a copy from your inventory, so the supply of clean, unapplied stickers only goes down with crafts and scrapes.
The sticker is graded as Remarkable, placing it in the middle of the sticker rarity spectrum for collectors who sort by grade. That mid-tier standing explains why it is neither a base paper-only run nor one of the ultra-rare specialty prints.
This Holo is often chosen for simple, clean crafts where the finish can be showcased without competing signatures or busy team logos. Placed on light or neutral weapon finishes the Holo sheen reads well, and because the market is thin, high-quality applied examples can stand out to builders.
Released as part of its capsule on March 18th, 2021, this sticker is a workshop-era community drop rather than a player autograph or team release. That placement makes it part of the steady stream of Workshop content collectors follow for inexpensive premium finishes rather than headline autograph runs.