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Annie

Community Manager and Content Writer

Hello creators and fellow sticker lovers,

I’m Annie - StickerApp’s Community Manager and Content Writer, serving you stories from the sticker world. I create inspiring artist interviews, practical how-tos, and creative deep-dives that celebrate the people and ideas behind the art. I’m also the one behind many of our artist collaborations, helping talented designers showcase their work through custom stickers and creative projects.

With a bachelor’s degree in Strategic Communication and over ten years of experience in marketing, I’ve always been passionate about storytelling and creative connection.

I joined StickerApp three years ago, spending my first two years as SoMe Marketing Manager before stepping into my current role, where I get to combine strategy, creativity, and community every day.

Favorite stickers: All the odd-balls! I cannot help but love stickers with weird, unhinged designs. Also prismatic stickers, if done right.

If you want to connect or pitch a creative idea, you can reach me at annie.silow@stickerapp.com.


Articles

En mand i sort hættetrøje sidder i sit atelier og arrangerer klistermærker på bordet foran sig, med skulpturer og kunst i baggrunden.
30. sep. 2026

Månedens kunstner - @skizodraws

Mød Felipe Becerra, kunstneren bag Skizo: et vandrende skelet, der udforsker den mærkelige, smukke og til tider ubehagelige oplevelse, det er at være

"The Big Showdown"-sticker pack fra John og Christian Beijer med glitterklistermærker og holografiske klistermærker
24. sep. 2026

Vi introducerer StickerApps byggeværktøj til klistermærke-pakker

Det er blevet nemmere at lave egne klistermærke-pakker! Med vores nye byggeværktøj til klistermærke-pakker direkte på hjemmesiden uploader og tilpasse

Folk, der sidder i et kuppeltelt med lyserødt batikovertræk og et skilt med teksten »LAICHZEIT Creative Zone«, med en flod og træer i baggrunden
18. sep. 2026

LAICHZEIT x StickerApp

På LAICHZEIT Festival mødes musik, kreativitet og fællesskab i en intim stemning med en stærk DIY-ånd. Til første udgave blev det hele pakket ind i én

a man in white t-shirt holding his cap with one hand looking at something, with his studio as background
1. sep. 2026

Artist of the Month - @azaazelus

Some people find their dream career right away. Gaetan Sahsah, aka Azaazelus, took a slight detour through pastry school. French illustrator Gaetan Sa

cover photo of oddarette
31. jul. 2026

Artist of the Month - @oddarette

Lana Ansay, better known online as @oddarette, is an illustrator and designer whose instantly recognizable style is packed with smooth gradients, glos

Artist of the Month - @awkwardaron
30. jun. 2026

Artist of the Month - @awkwardaron

If you've ever wondered what happens when traditional tattoo culture collides with Cartoon Network, weird illustration, and a healthy obsession with t

Mock-up profile pic of Nick Öhlo
30. maj 2026

Artist of the Month - @nick_ohlo

It’s coming. The World Cup bottle jobs. The kind that turns grown adults into master coaches overnight, questioning tactics, subs, and their lifelong

Yellow Mercedes body covered in bumper stickers in various shapes and sizes, with a german licence plate.
19. maj 2026

Pictoplasma x StickerApp

Somewhere between a manifesto, a doodle, and a traffic jam confession, the bumper sticker quietly became one of the world’s smallest stages for self-e

Holografiske konturskårne billetklistermærker med teksten "The Emotional Rollercoaster, Admit One" og regnbueskær
4. maj 2026

Design holografiske klistermærker, der skiller sig ud

Holografiske klistermærker er svære at ignorere, og det er præcis pointen. Med deres skiftende regnbuereflektioner og metalliske finish løfter de stra

Profile picture of Ryan McCulloch with illustrated animals joining in
30. apr. 2026

Artist of the Month - @ryanmcc_art

Animal and food-themed surreal art? Don't mind if we do! Step into the world of creatures, foodimals, and your not-so-ordinary critters. Ryan McCulloc

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