XIX Corps v2 (U.S. Army) Holographic STICKER Die-Cut Vinyl Decal

This design centres a single maroon bell silhouette, set against a flat field of deep red with a gold outline tracing its shape.

Visual Elements & Composition

Maroon dominates the composition, covering roughly seventy percent of the design, with gold accounting for most of the remainder. The bell sits at the centre as the only figure, rendered in flat vector shapes with no shading or texture. A yellow outline defines its edge and gives the form its crisp, heraldic clarity. The designation XIX Corps 3 anchors the artwork, with its alphanumeric title stated directly and nothing added around it.

Meaning & Symbolism

The design follows the conventions of military insignia, where a single emblem and a restrained palette carry the identity of a unit. The XIX Corps was a corps-level formation of the United States Army, and its designation is the core of the piece. The bell is the central symbol, a device that marks the unit visually in the same way the number and colours do. The formal mood of the palette reflects the structured, administrative character of unit identification.

On the Sticker

A sticker is cut to its own outline, so the gold edge and the bell silhouette become one continuous shape. Because the emblem is a single bold figure rather than fine detail, the outline reads clearly at close range, where the sticker is typically viewed and handled. The design is built to be seen at a glance on a flat surface, with the bell and the designation holding the eye together.