Madame Red WIP
I have to hem the skirt and take in the corset’s bust… Also make my eyebrows MORE red (‘cause you can’t tell in pictures.)
I have to hem the skirt and take in the corset’s bust… Also make my eyebrows MORE red (‘cause you can’t tell in pictures.)

Hey, thanks! I’m so proud of my team~
You guys did well too, it was pretty close.
This is a very exciting time for my house.
I hope your team keeps up the good work!
Roses are red
The Earth is round.
You’re all worried,
I’m nowhere to be found.
But don’t cry, my pet,
For if you do,
I just may forget
To update soon.I have children all over,
You know it’s true,
I love them all,
but for now they’re blue.
Emotions are running wild,
And it’s my fault,
I’m terribly sorry,
I have a strong cough.
I’m trying to get better,
please relax my dears.
I’ll never leave you,
so lose your fears.
- Himaruya Hidekaz
//HIMAPAPA CARES DARLINGS!!
I have fully realized that there isn’t even a canon design for Fem!Lithuania
What if there will never be one
considering that Estonia was the one who saw the Nyotalia scene.
-This has been an excerpt from the Mun’s worst nightmares.
—mun *Crais*
I worry about this all the time D:
And there’s not even really anyone who cosplays her and almost no art where she’s NOT just Liet with boobs so there’s no references-
///sob
© Rimaldas Vikšraitis, 1989, ‘Slaughtery…2’
Lithuanian photographer Rimaldas Vikšraitis works in and around the villages where he lives, capturing in raw detail a way of life that is fast disappearing. His photographs are strange, frightening and darkly humorous, and far from being a detached observer Vikšraitis is an enthusiastic participant in the unruly situations depicted. Grimaces of the Weary Village (1998 – ongoing) is the latest in a series of wonderfully titled visual narratives that began with Slaughter (1982 -1986) and continued with Nude in a Desolate Farm (1991) and This Crazy World (1995).
Although most of the people captured in these photographs have gone, their stories sadly keep repeating themselves: the same tale with different characters and nuances, chronicling the fate of people who failed to adapt to the situation in the Soviet era and continue to struggle even now as part of the New Europe. The pictures reveal the harsh realities of life on the edge, in both economic and social terms, but they touch on the soul, injustice and humanity of people who live their lives on the periphery of the modern world. (read more)
(ooowww my mouth is all swollen and it hurts >.< I hate braces))
Germany:
Prussia:
Austria:
Italy:
Japan:
England:
France:
America:
Russia:
China:
Canada:
Spain:
Netherlands:
Poland:
Lithuania:
Estonia:
Latvia:
Switzerland:
Sealand:
Norway:
Denmark:
Sweden:
Finland:
Iceland:
Greece:
Turkey:
Egypt:
Australia:
Austria here I come!
The show would turn me completely straight, If this was Hetalia. o*O
Get ready to hear more about the Judo-loving president of Lithuania dubbed the Iron Lady for her harsh austerity measures used to yank the Baltic state out of economic disaster without any outside help. That’s because not only does Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite’s country take over as the president of the European Union, but she just helped launched the new American-Lithuanian Business Council in Washington to boost trade between the two. I welcome the establishment of the American-Lithuanian Business Council, she said. Increased cooperation between Lithuania and the United States will promote innovation and investment exchange that will be mutually economically and culturally beneficial to our countries and societies.(( Yet another reason to love Dalia Grybauskaite. In canon Toris loves martial arts, and so this struck me as double awesome. ))