Sticker | Poorly Drawn SAS (Holo) is the Holo community piece from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, carrying a workshop pedigree by Hoxton. As a Holo community sticker it sits above the paper issue for collectors who want a livelier film on a compact, graphic design.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn SAS (Holo) is the Holo community piece from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, carrying a workshop pedigree by Hoxton. As a Holo community sticker it sits above the paper issue for collectors who want a livelier film on a compact, graphic design.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn SAS (Holo) is the Holo finish of a community artwork released through the Poorly Drawn Capsule. It is not an autograph or team sticker but a community/Workshop piece, cataloged under the Remarkable rarity and carrying the Hoxton designer credit.
Holo sits above the base paper film in the usual finish ladder for a set. Within that hierarchy Holo is a premium film that adds sheen and depth to the design without moving into special-tier treatments like Gold or Embroidered.
Collectors favor Holos over the paper twin because the film lifts color and gives artwork more presence on a weapon. Given its premium finish ranking, the Holo version of this Poorly Drawn design attracts attention from people who prefer a more vivid craft over the flat stock.
This is a community artwork rather than a player autograph or team crest; the sticker depicts the Poorly Drawn SAS motif as interpreted by Hoxton. The Workshop attribution matters: Hoxton's name on the piece is the pedigree that explains why collectors who follow community art will notice it.
The sticker originates in the Poorly Drawn Capsule, which groups this artwork with its sibling designs and defines how it entered circulation. Being from that capsule places it on the same minting ladder as the other Poorly Drawn pieces and ties its availability to that release.
Applied to a weapon the sticker will become thinner with scraping and is destroyed if removed; every craft consumes a copy so untouched, unapplied stock grows rarer over time. That single-way mechanic is why clean inventory is the asset collectors track and protect.
This design carries a Remarkable grade, which sits in the middle of the sticker rarity spectrum. That mid-tier status underpins how often it shows up compared with the set's lower-grade papers and the set's top-tier rarities.
The Holo film is chosen by crafters who want more visual impact on a weapon, especially on darker finishes where the holo sheen reads best. Placement choices that line up the SAS motif with a weapon's geometry will be the usual reason this finish gets favored for visible crafts.
When shopping look for an unapplied, Holo copy with clean stock and the Hoxton designer credit, because every craft removes a potential clean example. Check the live price block on the page for the current market level before you commit, since that reflects real-time supply and demand.
