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Today’s final Non-themed “Honorable” mention is from Trainer JSThaShdwHunter (@JSThaShdwHunter) in Canada 🇨🇦! This postcard features a custom display of the LEGO Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283) (lego.com/en-us/product/nasa-…) kit, which a builder has customized with aftermarket or custom-printed stickers to read "Endeavour" on the wing. It is built from the official 2,354-piece NASA Space Shuttle Discovery set released for adult builders (18+). It features functional opening payload doors, a modular cockpit, retractable landing gear, moving elevons, and a realistic Canadarm robotic arm inside the bay. In the official retail kit, the tiles and stickers are configured exclusively for Discovery. Space enthusiasts and LEGO creators frequently customize this specific model with customized decals to replicate sister orbiters like Endeavour, Atlantis, or Challenger. It is displayed inside a glass showcase at the official LEGO Store at Square One Shopping Centre (sq1district.com), located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missis…). This location marked a massive milestone for local fans when it opened its doors on November 6, 2026, as Mississauga's very first standalone official LEGO retail store. Spanning 2,970 square feet, it is one of the largest retail footprints in Ontario's regional expansion—even tracking larger than the flagship location at the Toronto Eaton Centre (shops.cadillacfairview.com/p…). Beyond showcasing massive, intricate models built by Master Builders and community members, the store features signature interactive elements including a massive Pick-a-Brick wall, a Build-a-Minifigure tower, and exclusive early access releases for LEGO Insiders. I have always said that my dream job would be building these display kits for a LEGO store! ⭐️ PERFECT sticker pairing!

Today’s first “Honorable” mention is from Trainer JSThaShdwHunter (@JSThaShdwHunter) in Canada 🇨🇦! This postcard showcases an iconic mural titled "The Wicked Witch”. It serves as a prominent piece of local street art that captures Toronto, Canada’s (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toront…) vibrant graffiti culture. The mural is located along the West Toronto Railpath (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_T…), specifically on a retaining wall near the Bloor Street West railway underpass. This area is an active hub for the local street art community, featuring an array of changing murals and graffiti installations running alongside the pedestrian and cycling trail. The mural was painted by Shalak Attack (shalakattack.com), a highly respected Canadian-Chilean visual artist known for her distinct use of hyper-vivid color palettes and emotive characters. She is a member of the Essencia Art Collective (instagram.com/essenciacollec…) and frequently collaborates on large-scale urban art projects across Toronto with her partner, Bruno Smoky (instagram.com/brunosmoky?stk…). The artwork features a close-up, highly stylized face of a witch. True to Shalak Attack’s signature style, it blends traditional muralism with modern graffiti aesthetics. The character is rendered with striking emerald-green eyes, intense and furrowed expressions, flowing green hair, and sharp, dark-green fingernails resting against her mouth. The piece uses high-contrast shading and warm golden-yellow undertones to give the character a glowing, dramatic presence. ⭐️ for an EXPERT sticker pairing!

Today’s Daily Pick is from Trainer JSThaShdwHunter (@JSThaShdwHunter) in Canada 🇨🇦! This postcard showcases a Mermaid mural in Toronto (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toront…). It depicts a stunning black-and-white, fluidly stylized mermaid holding a leafy branch amidst wavy lines and stylized foliage. The piece uses high-contrast monochromatic palettes, utilizing clean linework to weave the imagery seamlessly into organic backdrops. It was created in 2019 by the contemporary multidisciplinary artist Ness Lee (instagram.com/nessleee?igsh=…). Lee is an artist and illustrator known for creating deeply emotional, surreal works that explore themes of intimacy, vulnerability, and self-love. Lee’s distinct artistic style features tender, curving, and fluid figures that serve as a visual language for identity, belonging, and emotional states. I bet @jen_deslauriers would like this one! ⭐️ for a nice sticker pairing!

Themed Month of May “the Force be with you”! STAR WARS! Today’s Themed Daily Pick is from Trainer Today’s first Non-themed “Honorable” mention is from Trainer JSThaShdwHunter (@JSThaShdwHunter) in Canada 🇨🇦! This postcard showcases a majestic garage door mural in Roncesvalles ("Roncy"), Toronto (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronces…). It depicts a Golden Eagle (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden…) in a dynamic, flying pose with its wings spread wide. The piece was created by Trevor “Trexlorian” (instagram.com/trexlorian?igs…) who also goes by the the handle "Trexlorian Happycow". He is an independent Canadian wildlife and street artist based in Toronto. Known primarily for detailed illustrations of animals and large-scale public murals, the artist works across a wide variety of both conventional and street-art mediums. A central theme of the artist's portfolio is a passion for portraying animals, frequently featuring highly detailed depictions of Canadian fauna like the Great Gray Owl, Great Horned Owl, and foxes. Beyond murals, he creates educational and environmental narratives, including an illustrated book titled "Loa's Ark", which follows a young girl's concern for the preservation of wildlife. He collaborates with local businesses and galleries to brighten urban spaces, including a "peace wall" commission for Resurgent Capital Corp and street art showcases at outdoor galleries. FUN FACT about this mural: According to Trexlorian, the garage door on the house next door holds a mural of a bunny and a chick by another Toronto based street artist Nick Sweetman (instagram.com/nick_sweetman?…). Trexlorian said that he “got a little cheeky” with this piece and the “hunt is on”! ⭐️ for the PERFECT sticker pairing!

Themed Month of May “the Force be with you”! STAR WARS! Today’s Themed Daily Pick is from Trainer JSThaShdwHunter (@JSThaShdwHunter) in Canada, 🇨🇦! This postcard is a previous “Daily Pick” on 30 Jun 2025! This postcard showcases a Star Wars related Garage Door mural titled "The Mandalorian and The Child," created by artist Adam “achibbz” Chibba (instagram.com/achibbz?igsh=c…). The mural is inspired by the Star Wars franchise, specifically the series The Mandalorian (which is now also a feature film). It features the main character, The Mandalorian, alongside "the child," also known as Grogu (stop calling him “Baby Yoda, people)! Also seen in the background is Mando’s spaceship, The Razor Crest (destroyed in Season 2, Chapter 14 “The Tragedy”). It is an ST-70 assault ship. In the show, the Razor Crest is a repurposed gunship used by Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) for bounty hunting.  The Movie, “The Mandalorian and Grogu” just opened in the theaters is the United States but it’s not getting great reviews. That’s not a surprise though…no Star Wars movies all the way back to “The Phantom Menace” hasn’t. 🤷‍♂️. You just can’t make Star Wars fans happy. 🤣 ⭐️ This is the way! (For stickers).

11 May 26 Themed Month - May “Star Wars” Daily / “Honorable” picks. See details below. Daily: No Theme Pick. “Honorable”: Janus - @AvatarFailed39 Guardian - @JSThaShdwHunter The Church at Auvers - @erikasaurrus Winged Burro - @doutlaw311