#hetalia

[genillustrate]

Didn't know if I should bring this here, but anyway. I opened requests on Facebook of France or another character giving kisses under the mistletoe to another character. And someone asked for Ludwig. So here it is, without colours. France and Germany are of the same height in my HC, Germany is much younger as well, and Francis likes to bully him a little. That's all. Also. Squeezed man boobs.

[miob1i]

[yomiro]

[7applesins]

[centralcoordinate]

poland doodle dump....i like drawing him probably too much

[mamepato]

[libelitter]

I fucking love this art style way too much

happy family photo

[renonv]

Happy in the gardens

Close up

[nordickies]

I've been thinking about the Nordics' view on their immortality. How would they feel about it based on their character and experiences?

Björn (Sweden) seems to be the most keen to live like humans. He wants a domestic life, living quietly somewhere in the countryside, willing to guide and raise younger nations, and focusing on his crafts. He just wants to live in peace. Maybe he'd be willing to give up his immortality status if that was possible; if it meant he could live the kind of life he wanted to without constant outside intervention (from people and other immortals). Perhaps he feels little joy from his status, i.e. representing people or taking the responsibility of such duties. It's a task that he can never fulfill; managing to please everybody. He could have also felt alienated from others throughout his life, never really fitting into any period. So would he feel a deep connection with people to begin with? Perhaps he just wants to live on his own accord, somewhat self-sufficiently, not owning anything to anybody.

Meanwhile, I think Magnus (Denmark) would have a more positive experience with his immortality. He loves his friends and family, always looking out for them. Maybe being surrounded by other immortals makes him feel less alone in his world. After all, could humans ever relate to his life and experiences, since they can't even comprehend what he has gone through? So it'd make sense why he'd seek family and companionship from other immortals. And it'd make sense for him to be terrified of death and losing someone important to him - so I don't think he'd wish to be a mortal. In a way, he enjoys his immortality status. He probably loves his people and feels a sense of pride in representing them.

Sigurd (Norway) however, has had horrible experiences with other immortals, so I think he'd pursue some form of meaning and comfort from his job; representing something he values. He wants to focus on things that are important to him, finally fulfilling his own needs and not being restricted by others. And his position or job would definitely strengthen his sense of self and purpose in life. While he feels limited by his responsibilities at times, he also feels seen. He's finally important and valued. Perhaps he's neutral on his immortality, recognizing the positives and negatives at the same time.

Perhaps for Timo (Finland), the question is complicated. He's an alien not only among people but among his peers as well. Does he really fit into either world? Perhaps his thoughts about immortality are tied to his role and place throughout his life; who he actually is and what he actually wants. He's torn by the whole question, not being able to make his peace with it.

And finally, Eiríkur (Iceland) is rather different from everyone because he has always been so isolated. Thus he has always been alone with these big questions. Who is he and what he's supposed to do? Why he specifically is different than the rest? I think he could have a different impression of immortality because no one has ever told him what it's supposed to be like - he has come to these answers based on his own experiences. Perhaps he's closer to people than most other immortals. Instead of his peers being there, the presence of humans was the only constant in his life. He learned to accept that they'd pass on at some point, but there'd always be new people to take their place. He has accepted death as part of their existence and therefore he doesn't run away from it. It has undoubtedly given him a twisted sense of humor but also healthy optimism and hope about things figuring themselves out.

[fockenhell-art]

😎 -> 😉

A little rough animation i did

[olympeline]

(via liricamore-blog)

the world’s number one best friend

done in SAI, texturing in photoshop!

this is supposed to be a japan and an akita inu picture but i forget to add the white fur on the dog’s ears OTL OTL OTL

edit:

chimchar>thank you ////;;

[nordic-italian-german]

A new Hetalia illustration!

From the annual Jump Festa (source)

[zakuramochi]

Doodle of asakiku’s designs from JumpFesta 2025’s colour illustration!

[mystybird]

Coca Cola 🇺🇸

[sourpencil]

HELP ??

I’ve been wanting to draw something silly like this for a while lmao