At least theoretically; I have no way of checking that it's screen-readable. There might be a couple of extra jokes hidden in it (including what's going on with Dafydd's 'stamp').

I did actually write out Lux's full postcard before taking a sharpie to it, and let me tell you, it's [censored] [censored] far too [censored]!

The PPC being what it is, I wouldn't be overly surprised if the Postal Union includes every member of the department, including Otik. Either that, or Starwind misheard, and it's actually the Onion's rules.

(Typo fixed, and thank you!)

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There's something about making actual physical artefacts that feels much cooler. I could basically have done this all digitally, but it wouldn't have felt as good.

I was actually really pleased by how well the writing worked. I was worried it was all going to look like me putting on a font, and granted there's a couple of those, but there are also some which I wrote that don't feel like me at all. (Though they might seem a bit artificial still; the pen doesn't have a chance to flow naturally when you're taking so much care over the letter-forms.)

I can confirm that I know exactly who T & C are, but also that I will be neither confirming nor denying any speculation. :D I think it can be deduced, but I'm the one living in my head, so...!

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The reason I didn't do it is that the text is often not the point - the postcards are an art project that encompasses the picture, handwriting, and only then the text. In at least one instance, puzzling out the handwriting is part of the experience. How do I transcribe Oleander''s card, for example, in a way that actually conveys the concept? I could do a description, but it would probably double the length of the document, and kind of wreck it for anyone who /can/ see the pictures.

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