#hungary aph

[itsme7o3]

average prussia activity

[mel-sheep]

Practicing, I drew some friends and myself with Hetalia characters costumes, cuz yes🌎

[alloydia]

[ask2pame]

juust felt the urge to draw old school hungary

[where-are-the-pixels]

[hetalianhistorian]

The recent chapter was SO hysterical

[ellmovy]

lived to see another official hetalia au that i don't understand 😎

[rifleman787742]

STOP DRAWING HETA CHARACTERS IN DIFFERENT MEDIA NOBODY CARES

[rainrhine]

who puts them in same row bro 😭

[azbrt]

so funny story...

after this i got carpal tunnel and can only draw with my left hand i was gonna wait with this until i finish a 2nd drawing in the series but i got frustrated having to draw with my left hand so its not finished

you can tell it was drawn with my left hand..... the lines are so shaky

[roran01]

Think I did this right

[kioneira]

"Play something for me"

"Anything?"

"Anything."

"Liszt it is then." Sometimes when no one looked they could have their sweet moments like this. He would only learn how to play some of the Liszt's compositions for her but every time someone asked why Roderich would just pretend that it was just for himself when in truth it was so she could feel closer to home. --- Look! my parents

[dahliaxdreams]

the goobers

[renonv]

Happy belated birthday to this queen 🇭🇺 This is before and after she decided to go run on all fours in the woods ❤️

[feliks-rodzinka]

So I was recently thinking about making a steampunk AU, and I made some designs. I know they're not as good, and my drawing skills are not the best, but I'm still learning.

Also, I don't really care if someone already made something similar and probably better, because it's a lot of fun for me and I'm not going to stop anyway

[hetalianhistorian]

New official Gangsta reference sheet for Hungary, Netherlands, Austria, Bulgaria, and Romania!!

Source link: https://twitter.com/hima_kaz/status/1793476681803743601

From Himaruya's post: "This is the design drawing of today's member. The tattoos on their faces are from the traditional folk costumes of Bulgaria and Romania, and each motif seems to have various meanings (Himaruya)."