Dekorif 30 Pieces Vintage Acoustic Musical Instruments Sticker Set - for Laptop and Notebook

The experimental acoustic devices of early phonetics meet the surreal engraving style of drawing and vibrant yellow hues in this set.

It features detailed illustrations rendered with crisp black ink lines, wood print engraving scans, and meticulous stippling shadows. bright yellow and mustard tones, combined with black-and-white contrast and grayscale transitions, evoke the aesthetic of editorial publications from the seventies. each piece, produced with high-resolution digital printing on a4 sheets, is kiss-cut from its surrounding material.

__t2__ brass acoustic listening funnel, carbon disc microphone, binaural hearing head, parabolic sound collector, tuning fork sound resonator, mechanical metronome assembly, spiral brass ear tube, spherical acoustic resonator, rotating acoustic sound mirror and more.all 30 designs on the page are different, there is no repeating design.

__t3__ 30 different designs, all on a single sheet. __t4____t5__ a4 (21 x 29.7 cm) single ply. __t6____t7__ glossy premium photo paper. __t8____t9__ each design is kiss-cut, allowing for easy peel-and-stick application without the need for scissors. __t10____t11__ high-resolution digital printing.

Ideal for audio engineering, acoustical physics, and the history of science enthusiasts to customize their notebooks, planners, and calendars. can be easily applied to flat surfaces like laptops, phone cases, binders, water bottles, and clipboards. its high-quality illustrations add a technical and artistic visual flair.

Laptop, phone case, tablet, notebook cover, diary, planner, bullet journal, water bottle, thermos, suitcase, skateboard, files and work boards.

It is recommended that the area to be applied is dry, dust-free and smooth so that the labels adhere well to the surface. very small differences in the shades of printing can be seen depending on the color profile of the screen you use.

An original series of 30 stickers, each with a unique design, embodying the mechanical elegance of experimental audio devices.