🎞️ Osreton Media Archive

Welcome to the Osreton Media Archive, a living collection of visual, audio, and creative materials celebrating our nation's land, people, and communal spirit. Each file here tells a small part of the Osreton story.

All materials are free for public enjoyment and personal use. Citizens and visitors alike are encouraged to submit their creations to the Art Submission Board to help preserve the memory of Osreton’s landscapes, culture, and folklore.

🏞️ Photo Gallery

The National Photo Gallery presents Osreton’s breathtaking views in all their charm — misted coasts, deep forests, and endless green hills preserved in digital .jpgs and animated .gifs.

• Coastal Mornings of Otrium: Silver waves and sequoia reflections in the dawn fog.
• The Green Heart: Hikääs Jiksä plains blooming in spring.
• Northern Ice Research Team: Rare glimpses of the life of the scientists in the polar outpost.
• Lanterns of Kisotein Lake: Long-exposure photos of the drifting spectral lights.

Browse, download, or trade prints through the Communal Print Exchange. Each photo is a citizen’s gift to the archive.

🌲 Posters & Propaganda

Discover Osreton’s vintage visual history! Human made public service art, campaigns, and tourism posters that defined over a century of Osretonian life.

• “Protect the Sequoia – Protect Yourself” (1954): Classic forestry preservation campaign.
• “Harmony Through Hands” (1962): Cooperative labor poster featuring the union emblem.
• “The Forest Listens” (1979): A environmental PSA urging against noise pollution.

🎨 Citizen Art

In Osreton, art belongs to everyone. The Art and Cultural Preservation Union (ACPU) rotates submissions from across the nation. Folk art, photography, carvings, and poetry are shared freely!

• “Sequoia Hymn” – painted wood panel by Anette Tapsi, depicting a sequoia under the moonlight.
• “Rivers Run Backwards” – black-and-white reflection photography by Rölkö Lisuin.
• “Communal Hands” – a woven tapestry celebrating balance between humans and nature, spun by weavers of Ahelmin.

Anyone may submit a work, there are no barriers and no approvals. Art in Osreton is for the people, by the people.

💾 Download Center

Bring a little of Osreton home. These materials are freely distributed under the Creative Commons Charter.

• Wallpapers: Pixel landscapes, union emblems, and cryptid silhouettes.
• Radio Jingles: Classic Radio Osreton intros and outro tunes in .mp3 and .wav formats.
• Printable Maps: Regional maps of cities, trails, and parks.
• Tourism Posters: Retro “Visit Osreton” reprints, suitable for display.

Each file is a preserved fragment of Osreton’s heart and soul.