Stamp Requests

Stamp set containing stamps related to hobbies like painting, dancing, crocheting, reading books, writing, listening music and watching series.

Stamps of each of the astrological zodiac signs or the 12 Chinese zodiac animals.

In March of this year, a partial solar eclipse occurred. Maybe it's a nice idea to make stamps about celestial events such as the eclipse of this year🌞🌑 Other ideas could be a lunar eclipse (blood moon).

Sometimes our pen pals were so quiet for a long time. We are worried about their health and mental wellness. So we reach out to them by writing some letters and ... would like to put the stamp "Are you Okay?" to let them know that we care, worried & concerned.

I know it's not a suggestion about the stamps, but it would be awesome if you could buy stickers to decorate the letter and make it more original and cuter. For example, instead of buying the stamp sets, you could buy a stamp with one or more stickers with the same theme. You could put them around without covering the letters and resize them according to your preferences.

Beliefs hold great importance for societies. I believe this stamp collection will add both depth and meaning to your app. Christianity – Approximately 2.5 billion followers Islam – Approximately 2 billion followers Hinduism – Approximately 1.2 billion followers Buddhism – Approximately 500 million followers Sikhism – Approximately 25–30 million followers Taoism – Approximately 20 million followers Judaism – Approximately 15–20 million followers Baháʼí Faith – Approximately 5 million followers Jainism – Approximately 4 million followers Shinto – Approximately 4 million followers Caodaism – Approximately 4 million followers Tenrikyo – Approximately 2 million followers Cheondoism – Approximately 2 million followers Unification Church (Moonism) – Approximately 2 million followers Wicca – Approximately 2 million followers Seikanova – Approximately 1.5 million followers Tengrism – Approximately 1.05 million followers Druze – Approximately 1 million followers Yazidism – Approximately 1 million followers Zoroastrianism – Approximately 200,000 followers Satanism – Approximately 100,000 followers Raelism – Approximately 80,000 followers Druidry – Approximately 50,000 followers

Learning disabilities affect reading, writing, or arithmetic. They are neurologically based and have nothing to do with intelligence. People with learning disabilities have difficulty processing information. This can make learning in certain areas more difficult.

I would like to request the addition of stamp sets in the Slowly app featuring globally popular series that were originally written as books and later adapted into games, series, and movies, gaining massive followings. I hope the app developers will find the idea of designing these stamps appealing, making them accessible to people all around the world. The Witcher is a fantasy series written by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. It began in the 1980s with short stories and gradually expanded into novels, followed by globally acclaimed video games, comic books, and eventually television and film adaptations. The series reached a massive audience, particularly thanks to the video games developed by CD Projekt RED and the Netflix series. Why should this series become a stamp collection? The Witcher universe is not just a fantasy tale—it explores profound themes such as humanity, choices, destiny, and identity. Every character, every kingdom, and every creature tells a unique story. A Witcher Stamp Series added to the Slowly app would reflect this depth, contribute to cultural diversity, and become an unforgettable collection for Witcher fans around the world. Character Stamps: Geralt of Rivia: The main character of the series. A white-haired, golden-eyed Witcher. Calm, reserved, and driven by a strong sense of justice. He possesses exceptional swordsmanship, knowledge of magic, and potion-making. Though he appears emotionless, he is deeply compassionate. Stamp idea: Geralt battling a monster with his silver sword, with the backdrop of Kaer Morhen. Ciri (Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon): Bearer of the Elder Blood, gifted with the ability to bend time and space. Both a princess and a warrior. She is like an adopted daughter to Geralt. Stamp idea: Ciri either traveling through time or training at Kaer Morhen. Yennefer of Vengerberg: A powerful and ambitious sorceress. Intelligent, proud, and determined to shape her own fate. She shares a complex love story with Geralt. Stamp idea: Yennefer in her signature purple robes, casting a portal or attending a sorcerers’ council meeting. Triss Merigold: A kind and loyal sorceress. More emotional than Yennefer, and has shared a romantic connection with Geralt. Stamp idea: Triss with her striking red hair and emerald green mage cloak, shaping a fire spell in her hand. In the background, a silhouette of the city of Oxenfurt where she spent important moments. Dandelion (Jaskier): One of Geralt’s closest friends. A bard, poet, and a true romantic. He spreads Geralt’s stories and adventures through his songs. Stamp idea: Dandelion playing the lute on stage while a crowd watches. Zoltan Chivay: A dwarf from Mahakam. Despite his tough appearance, he’s warm-hearted, loyal, witty, and a seasoned warrior. Always stands shoulder to shoulder with Geralt. Also interested in trade and collecting antiques. Often seen with his exotic bird, Field Marshal Duda. Stamp idea: Zoltan holding a massive battle axe in one hand, with his faithful bird Field Marshal Duda perched on his shoulder. The axe symbolizes his warrior spirit, while the bird reflects his unexpected grace. Vesemir Vesemir is one of the oldest and wisest Witchers, serving as a mentor to Geralt. He trains young Witchers at the fortress of Kaer Morhen. (Stamp idea: Standing at the gates of Kaer Morhen, surrounded by young Witchers.) Emhyr var Emreis (Emperor of Nilfgaard) The ruthless and intelligent emperor of the Nilfgaardian Empire. He plays a major role in the pursuit of Ciri and is a key political figure in the world. (Stamp idea: Seated on his throne, with the Nilfgaardian emblem behind him.) Radovid V (King of Redania) A brilliant yet increasingly paranoid monarch, infamous for his witch hunts and cruel strategies. (Stamp idea: Behind a chessboard, caught in a web of political intrigue.) Foltest (King of Temeria) A strong and justice-driven king, one of the few rulers who openly collaborates with Witchers. (Stamp idea: Meeting Geralt inside the royal palace.) Calanthe (Queen of Cintra) A proud and brave queen, grandmother of Ciri. She is known for leading her troops side-by-side in battle. (Stamp idea: Wearing full battle armor, sword at her side, standing on the battlefield.) Anna Henrietta (Queen of Toussaint) She is a peaceful, elegant, and at the same time strong leader. She places great importance on art and chivalric traditions. To protect her people, she employs both diplomacy and, when necessary, reveals her warrior side. (Stamp idea: Sitting gracefully on her throne in a magnificent palace garden, surrounded by vineyards and rose gardens; accompanied by her knights or with the white rose emblem of Toussaint nearby.)

These days, many of us are learning how to offer ourselves the love and support we once sought from others. A “Self-Love & Self-Hug” themed stamp could be a meaningful reminder to be kind to ourselves and to honor our self-awareness, especially for those of us in the Slowly community who may be navigating loneliness or healing journey. Such a stamp can carry a simple yet profound message, gently reminding us of something we all need from time to time: to treat ourselves with compassion. The design could feature a figure hugging themselves, or arms gently wrapped around a heart. I believe it would add a special touch to letters that carry inner journeys, friendship, support, and awareness. And perhaps, it could also serve as a small gift of gentle encouragement. ☺️🙏🌸🍃✨

I would love to see a collection with German inventions. I picked some examples from this list: https://www.wiwo.de/erfolg/trends/erfindungen-aus-deutschland-17-beruehmte-deutsche-erfindungen/26701472.html Letterpress by Johannes Gutenberg Motorcycle and Car by Gottlieb Daimler und Carl Benz X-radiation by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen 35 mm camera by Oskar Barnack (Leitz Camera) TV by Manfred von Ardenne Computr bei Konrad Zuse On the list in the link there are some more but that was my pick.