Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist (Holo) is the Holo community piece from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, a Workshop-style design by Hoxton. Its Holo finish gives the artwork a reflective lift that collectors notice immediately, putting it above the base paper edition in the set's hierarchy.
Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist (Holo) is the Holo community piece from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, a Workshop-style design by Hoxton. Its Holo finish gives the artwork a reflective lift that collectors notice immediately, putting it above the base paper edition in the set's hierarchy.
This is the Holo community sticker titled Sticker | Poorly Drawn Terrorist (Holo), a non-autograph, non-team artwork from the Poorly Drawn Capsule. It was created by Hoxton for that capsule and appears as the Holo finish variant of the design rather than a player or club signature.
The sticker uses the Holo film, which sits above the paper base in the usual finish ladder and is treated as a premium film within its set. In the Poorly Drawn Capsule hierarchy, Holo occupies the collector sweet spot between the plain paper stock and the rarer special finishes.
Collectors prize the Holo here because the finish adds reflective depth to Hoxton's line work, bringing out details that are muted on paper. Given the finish_rank as premium, the Holo delivers a visible upgrade in presence without moving into the ultra-rare film classes.
This sticker sits in the mid bracket of its capsule's value ladder, a practical pick for collectors who want a premium look without reaching for high-end items. For assembling crafts or modest showcases it offers a balance of visual impact and market accessibility.
This is a Workshop community piece rather than a player autograph or team logo, depicting Hoxton's deliberately rough, illustrative take on a terror-themed motif. The designer credit to Hoxton is important: Workshop pedigree carries weight among collectors who follow artist lineups.
Released from the Poorly Drawn Capsule, this sticker belongs to a set defined by that capsule's aesthetic and sibling designs. Its origin ties it to the other Poorly Drawn artworks and the same distribution pool that produced the paper and other film variants.
Applied stickers are a one-way process: once stuck to a weapon the film can be scraped thinner and the sticker is destroyed if removed, so every craft consumes a copy. Clean, unapplied stock therefore only gets scarcer over time as players craft and modify weapons.
The underlying rarity grade is Remarkable, placing it solidly above the common tiers but below the highest elite grades. That grade underpins why the Holo version holds steady interest without being pushed into the top collector stratum.
Collectors pick this Holo for crafts because the reflective film plays well with metal finishes and darker skins, adding contrast to Hoxton's lines. Strategic placement on the weapon's play surface highlights the Holo shimmer and is part of why certain finishes draw repeat demand.
This piece sits within the era of Workshop capsule releases and ties to the Poorly Drawn Capsule's run, representing the ongoing appetite for artist-driven stickers. Its release into that capsule shapes how it is collected alongside similar community designs.
