#nyo!scotland

[inkcoffinz]

Norway x nyo!scotland

[ifindus]

can I request fem!norway and regular scotland💞

Sure!

I must say I much rather prefer regular ScotNor, but this was a perfect excuse to draw the bunad and kilt combination 🥰

[senditothemoonn]

Scotfra royalty au 🥺

OMG THIS WAS SUCH A CUTE REQUEST!!!

Ahjshjsja and I wanted to answer it with something from this au (x) (x) which I made ages ago and I’ve been kinda wanting to revisit for a while so this request came at the perfect time!

And I have so much more that I want to draw for it which I will probably get round to after finishing these requests

For anyone who is curious: this is a vaguely historical/fantasy inspired au where Aly is a warrior prince and Fran is a Gaulish (or whatever the fantasy equivalent would be) princess and they are made to marry to unite their people despite the fact they’ve never met and can’t speak a word of the other’s language. Cue weeks/months(?)/years(!?) of pining and miscommunication as they grow to love and understand each other.

[hetagrammy]

My illustration for the @hws-anthology! I'd wanted to do a piece with national flowers for the British Isles for a long time, and this gave me the perfect opportunity. I was heavily inspired by "Soldier, Poet, King" as well.

Please go check out the rest of the zine! Everyone has made wonderful contributions and they deserve a lot of love.

[goldenstarprincesses]

England has guardianship of baby America for like max 2 months before he sends a letter to his sibling that is so casually worrisome that they practically swim across their ocean to make sure their dumbass little brother doesn't (permanently) kill their only nephew/niece

or better (worse?) yet,

A human finds baby America wondering around and sends a letter through the governor to Arthur (who has fucked off to god knows where and can't seem to be found) but his siblings intercept it and have to travel all the way to Virginia to make sure little America isn't sleeping in a bear den because their father forgot about them again

[vanessalocke]

UK Sisters

Nyo!Scotland - Nyo!Wales - Nyo!Northern Ireland - Nyo!England

[pvffinsdaisies]

Nyo ScotNor

[coralcatsea]

Nyo Scotland's turn! Here's what I think she'd look like based on the canon design and with some inspiration from Queen Eleanor this time.

Link to Nyo Northern Ireland

Link to Nyo Ireland

Link to Nyo Wales

[ask-welland-and-the-uk-bros]

Nyo?

[marraiwa]

too lazy to draw

[nalidyne]

WaNTeD yoU!

Decided to make a cover art for my APH/2ptalia AU!

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Updates might not come fast but I will try my best! This is a masterpost with infos and links to the chapter/pages so it will be edited in the future.

Rating: Mature Warnings: Mention of suicide/abuse Relationships: 2p!Us/2p!Uk, fem!Us/Uk, fem!Ger/2p!Ita, 2p!Us/2p!Bel (other pairings and minor ocs are also implied and will be tagged)

> Chapter 1: (old art!!) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

> Chapter 2: [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

> Chapter 3: [1] [2] [3]

[rosethreeart]

I turned scotland, england, canada, and nyo!america into alicorns :}

[ifindus]

Now that you’ve drawn nyo!Norway and regular Scotland, can I request regular Norway and nyo!Scotland? (I rlly like ur art btw 🥰)

Thank you! 🥰🥰 Now we have gathered all the ScotNor! Though OG ScotNor is still the best ✨

[nuliptikh-okaianii]

пиварики

[hetagrammy]

ASOIAF AU Shenanigans: Alasdair went looking North for alliances after his mother's death. Lord Stark had a sister to spare, and to everyone's surprise, they worked out swimmingly.

[goldenstarprincesses]

The human names of nations is so interesting to me. It humanizes these immortal cryptid beings. Not even for the mortal people they interact with everyday, but in some ways, for the other nations. Even for humans, names are so frequently intertwined with culture, history, and personal experiences. For a nation, it must go even deeper than that.

"Alfred" for a male America works in my opinion. While he kept his first name, he dose change his last name to Jones at some point during the early stages of the American revolution. I like to think America (both male and nyo) adopted the name from a human whose' name will never be found in a history book, but will always be remembered by their nation. Sorta in-line with him wearing glasses' to look older, I also like playing around with the idea that he added an "F" to his name during the Gilded Age because he thought it made his name look more official on paper. It's also just funny to think it really doesn't stand for anything and that he lets different people think it stands for different names. Today in day-to-day conversations he is simply "Alfred". Matt almost always (plus a few other he's close with) will always refer to him as Al. His aunt can refer to him as Alfie. His uncles often get away loving referring to him as Freddie. They are the only people that can get away with either of those names without getting decked. Ivan will often use them if he's trying to antagonize Alfred. But overall, he is pretty open to nicknames if you and him are on a friendly basis. He's a puddle on the ground when it comes to being called romantic nicknames in/from his partners native language.

For Nyo!America, it is a bit more complicated. I'm very attached to the name Amelia, but can recognize it's not a name that Arthur would have given his daughter in the 1600s. When she was taken in by Arthur, she was christened with the classic name of Elizabeth. Yet it was only Arthur that called her that even in "childhood". Little baby French speaking Matthew called her Lise or the non-Elizabeth nickname of Sissie. While most humans who she was friend's with referred to her as Bet. Because they could Bet on her. Even other humans would nearly always often shorten it to Beth. Pretty much everyone outside of the man who gave her the name could see "Elizabeth" just did not fit her. In my headcanon she was quite a bit more angry and hurt then Alfred was during the revolution. Which, along with already not "loving" the name, caused her to feel no reason not to ditch the names Arthur had given her. Like Alfred, Jones came from a human that she cared about. But this time around, so did Amelia. So up until the 1880s, it was Amelia Jones until, again just like Alfred, she added the "F" to make it Amelia F. Jones.

And as the years went on, Matt says Mel or in moments filled with fear/pain Sissie may slip out. But really outside of him, people don't use nicknames for her. Over the years, since adopting the name, she drew a firm line that she only responds to the United States of America, United States, America in formal settings. Amelia in informal settings. She simply won't respond if someone calls her something else. This mostly has to do, well, with the sexism of being one of only a handful of female nation's and simply being a woman...that exists in this world. A lot of times male nations (as well as human men) would actively use nicknames as a way to talk-down to her or dismiss her abilities. So she begin to refuse to respond to anything but her name

But one of the newest developments in this area is that starting sometime in the 1990s...Arthur was seemingly allowed to start referring to America as Elizabeth again in moments of privacy. First time Matt heard Arthur say "Elizabeth dear, would you pass me the files" he mentally started to prepare for war. The fact America did not even blink or say anything other then "oh yeah, here ya go" changed Matt's understanding of the family dynamic.