Post Office Stop

Welcome to the Post Office Stop, I'm Avery! How about you take a stop, relax, and take a look at today's mail? There's plenty of art and content for me to deliver to you. Profile picture from @lake-therian

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Introduction📨

Thank you for stopping by and giving my blog a look! I'm a young artist and writer with a passion for creating and telling stories! I'll be posting art and stories on here for you to enjoy!

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If you like my work, then feel free to check out other accounts!

YouTube!

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And others coming soon!

[peg-the-empire]

shoutout to everyone in small fandoms who takes a character with one minute of screentime and decides to build an entire universe around them. to the oc creators, the rarepair shippers, the canon-divergence enthusiasts and the people who can’t stop asking “but what if?” and then proceed to spend 50k words answering their own question.

i genuinely think your joy is contagious. fandoms grow because people see someone having fun and think, “wait, i want to play too.” <3

[postofficestop]

Someone hold me back, I might make another Tron OC.

Should I do an ISO or another virus?

[postofficestop]

Curious question since I was counting the amount of AUs I have for my blorbo but,

How many AUs do you have of your blorbo?

1-2

3-6

7-9

10+

20+

There's like a new one everyday

Voting ended on2h

I personally have like ten, maybe.

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My design of André if he was in BSD Gakuen.

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It's 2026, and we're still judging people for their movie tastes?

"Oh if you liked this bad sequel then you're not a real fan-"

Who gives you the right to say? If you like the bad sequel, you are a fan. If you don't like the bad sequel, you are a fan. If you have been in the fandom for years, you are a fan. If you're just new to the fandom, you are a fan. You're allowed to not like something, but to shame other people in your fandom for liking something you don't like is honestly childish.

[francisballerhide]

They saw you across the bar and are appalled at your vibe, please keep your vibe all the way over there, thanks.

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Story time game night.

It's like trauma candy salad, but with less trauma and no candy. Basically, your OC tells a story. It can be any story, from side quest to random thing that happened to them that day, and at the end they show off a board/card game they brought with them.

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Great, I now need to go to Spain and get some Pulp a La Gallega so I can accurately describe what it tastes like in my story.

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I don't want to do line art, but I need to finish my drawing, but I really really don't want to do the line art. I'm losing motivation, sadly.

[nurrane-art]

This is my biggest problem fr

[postofficestop]

Who else hates doing line art?

Hate it, burn it.

I don't hate it, but I avoid it.

I don't mind it/I kinda like it.

Line art is the best part of the drawing!

Voting ended onJun 6

[lake-therian]

little comic of a daydream!

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MY SECRET HAS BEEN EXPOSED! TIME TO ABANDON ALL OPERATIONS!

[cosmonautroger]

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Is it strange to say Tron makes me want to get into coding and computer science all so I can make more Tron world building using inspiration from real-life coding? I'm slowly learning new things about coding, computers, and technology in general, and when I do learn my mind instantly goes to "Hey, how would this fit into The Grid?"

For example, did you know that code can rot? It's called software rot, also known as code rot, bit rot, and software decay. It's a decay when a program performance worsens over time because of change in the software's surrounding environment, hardware evolution making the program unable to run on the newer system, or even rushed updates that might mix up the code. It already makes me think of some kind of Shakespeare tragedy where in a normal system things just stop working over time, programs starting to disappear slowly, defiantly a sad ending for sure.

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Tron OC fact of the day.

Before the events of Ares, and before Penelope was put into quarantine, she used to talk to Julian a lot. Reporting back to him over any update or bug she found that day. Now she misses it. Not necessarily Julian himself, but the little routine of reporting to someone or just having a simple conversation. It's the longing for connection.