[FANART] my fine four-fendered friend
Title: My fine four-fendered friend
Author/Artist: thewaterbandit
Character(s) or Pairing(s): America, England, France, Lithuania, Russia, Hungary, Austria, Canada
Rating: G
Warnings: kind of terrible
Summary: One movie crossover and some other stuff thrown in
To start off with, we have a comic requested by a friend of mine (no link because it keeps corrupting the entry). And proof that I cant really... do comics. Ahehehe.
This, however, is entirely my own fault.
And who is the Child Catcher in this crossover, do you ask?
I should have thought that that was obvious. :P
I love Austria and Hungary :3 Even if I do forget what shoes Austria wears occasionally. Elisaveta's costume here is inspired by this:
Which is an Hungarian national dress from about the 18/1900s, taken from Costume Worldwide. I love the big coat/cape and her little furry hat.
Actually I just like hats in general! Hetalia is not helping make my uniform/national dress obsession any better. ):
And finally we have this message from Matthew Williams:
If you can't ride a bear, find an oversized hamster instead. Onward, eh!
Author/Artist: thewaterbandit
Character(s) or Pairing(s): America, England, France, Lithuania, Russia, Hungary, Austria, Canada
Rating: G
Warnings: kind of terrible
Summary: One movie crossover and some other stuff thrown in
To start off with, we have a comic requested by a friend of mine (no link because it keeps corrupting the entry). And proof that I cant really... do comics. Ahehehe.
This, however, is entirely my own fault.
And who is the Child Catcher in this crossover, do you ask?
I should have thought that that was obvious. :P
I love Austria and Hungary :3 Even if I do forget what shoes Austria wears occasionally. Elisaveta's costume here is inspired by this:
Which is an Hungarian national dress from about the 18/1900s, taken from Costume Worldwide. I love the big coat/cape and her little furry hat.
Actually I just like hats in general! Hetalia is not helping make my uniform/national dress obsession any better. ):
And finally we have this message from Matthew Williams:
If you can't ride a bear, find an oversized hamster instead. Onward, eh!