Strudelcreme

This is very random but would you please do Shizuku in D5 and Seiji in D2 (from whisper of the heart)

naur naur its true..

clothing prompt

what if they ran around in hamster balls instead… what then

We win and lose as a team.

do you see this shit my liege

reblog if ur blog is anti-nazi

if ur a nazi or neo-nazi or support nazi ideologies let this be a fucking harsh message that ur not welcome on this blog and I hope you get socked in the face

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Y’ALL I CANT BELIEVE GRINDELWALD HAS A MAGIC VAPE

“ All I know, all I know Loving you is a losing game “  - Duncan Laurence - Arcade

[ In light of this years winner for Eurovision, I decided to draw the Netherlands based off a screenshot from Duncan Laurence’s performance of Arcade in the grand final. Congratulations to the Netherlands for this awesome win! ] 

Nightfall: A study in eyes

Nicer or more correct German would be “Wir beide gegen die Welt” or maybe even “Wir, gegen die Welt”, but this is cooler. Anyway, it means “Us against the world”.

Brandenburg-Prussia and later Kingdom of Prussia was a weird little union. Their territories weren’t connected and Prussia wasn’t part of the HRE, while Brandenburg was one of the elector states - it’s a whole mess basically. And yet, in the 18th century Friedrich II tried to take on half of Europe with that mess of a kingdom, and that seemed to work out for him. Sort of. 

So here is Brandenburg and Prussia, seeing themselves as the underdogs. Whether they were however, is questionable. So I tried to go for an ominous vibe and went with one of my favorite styles for painting!

‘the young prince, they began calling him. not the one-year-old heir to the throne in kyoto—but him. the rumours that overran the shogun’s retinue were wild and breathless; he was barely two or three centuries old, how could he be anything but an infant? wasn’t this all ridiculous, some of them hissed, being cowed and threatened by a child. but no—it was clear when i came face to face with him for the first time, in the shadow of the ships intruding in uraga harbour; tall and strong and already a man, forged in steel and gunpowder.’ 

1850s