She runs flat out, and the line under her feet says what she is made of.

This coding sticker carries Code & Courage, a RaZits drawing of a woman in full sprint above a two-line motto. It is made for women who build software and for the people cheering them on, and it works as a small good-luck gift.

The design: a low-poly sprinter and a brush-script motto

A woman in profile sprints to the right, caught mid-stride: one knee driven forward, the back leg stretched out behind her, one arm reaching ahead with an open hand and the other swung back. Her hair is tied in a high ponytail that flies out behind her, and she wears a sports crop top and shorts in teal-green. Her face is a simple faceted profile.

The whole figure is built in low-poly style from flat triangular facets in pink, magenta, coral, purple and black, with pale pink highlights along the shoulder and arm. Sharp triangles in teal-green, black, pink and purple shoot back from her shoulders and hips like speed lines, and small loose triangles float around her.

Underneath, two lines of flowing black brush script slant upward: “Crafted in” and then “code & courage.” with a period to finish. No screen or keyboard is drawn. The picture is all forward motion, and the motto says where that drive comes from: the work of writing code, and the nerve it takes to keep going.

A contour-cut coding sticker that smooths on flat

• Kiss-cut along the outline of the runner and her motto, with a white border, so no square background sits around her
• Opaque vinyl you cannot see through, so whatever is under the sticker stays hidden
• Presses down without trapping air bubbles
• Durable vinyl made for regular use
• RaZits artwork, printed when you order

Who it's for

Software engineers, computer science students, career changers learning to program and women in STEM who want a push where they will see it every morning. Put it on a laptop lid, as in our photos, or on a planner cover or a tablet case. Give it for a graduation, a new job, a first shipped project or as a thank-you to a mentor.

Quick answers

What size is the sticker I actually get?

The cut follows the runner’s outline, so the sticker is smaller than the option name: about 2⅛″ across on the 3″×3″ option, about 2⅞″ on the 4″×4″ and about 4″ on the 5.5″×5.5″. The 15″×3.75″ option gives a sticker about 2¾″ across.

Does the art show a computer or lines of code?

No. The coding link lives in the motto. The drawing itself is a runner made of triangles, which keeps it just as fitting for a data scientist, a game developer or a student in her first programming class.

Who is the runner?

Nobody in particular. She is an imagined figure, not a named athlete or a mascot, and no company, team or event name appears anywhere on the sticker.

Is there anything to do before I stick it on?

One thing: wipe the surface clean first. After that, a dry spot indoors is the place for it, such as the lid of your laptop.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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