Do It Because You're Driven

Headcanon that Trixie is attending college of technology. She's in the avionic engineering program and she enrolled instead of going to high school.

Current residents: Michelle Shimura. The home owner. She travels a lot and is often away from home. Aviatrix "Trixie" Shimura. Michelle's daughter and heiress, she mostly has the house to herself.

Exterior.

Former residents: Kestrel Shimura. Michelle's father and inventor of the first K. Harrier. He passed away in 1980. Velocity Shimura. Also known as Velocity DeWitt in the racing world, she was Michelle's mother. She died in the 70th Casa Cristo Classic in December of 1972.

Frequent visitors: Speed Racer. Trixie's boyfriend since childhood, he's been a guest in the Shimura home many times over the years. The Racer family. At some point, every Racer has been to the Shimura house. Staff. The Shimuras hire cleaners, cooks, and gardeners to keep house.

Floor plan.

Interior.

Foyer and dining room.

Living room and kitchen.

Nook and outdoor living.

Master bed and bathroom. This room belongs to Michelle.

Guest suite. This room was originally converted into a room for Kestrel and Velocity. Since their deaths, the room has been reverted back to a guest room.

Bonus Room. Extra space that was converted into Trixie's bedroom. Bedroom 2 was turned into her walk in closet. The door to the room, and doorframe, were removed and replaced with a wall.

I hope you understand how fucking discouraging this is.

You see this? These are all fandom posts, not even OC content.

I don't mean to guilt trip anyone when I say people should reblog art or else (and when I say art I don't mean only illustrations, writers, gift makers and any other kind of artist deserve recognition too). We, as artists, produce because it gives us something, but we also share, and seeing these numbers is MADDENING.

Likes don't do anything.

You see those reblogs? They're mostly self-reblogs to promote content.

I beg you, if you like a post, don't just LIKE IT, don't only hit the heart, REBLOG IT.

It's heartbreaking seeing a piece you've spent hours working on getting dismissed like that.

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