HalfAnOrange

... I guess that could be either a good or bad thing for some of you... But anyway. I haven't really been uploading anything that often recently (I haven't really finished anything recently...). Woops. It's reaching the end of the school year and I have a ton of stuff to do, so there's my excuse. Yup. Not really much to say here. I've been missing school for the past week, though, due to a staph infection. It's not fun. Now I have a ton of stuff to catch up on and there's only 4 weeks left. Eep. So yeah. I'm just gonna end this here.

It has come to my attention that many people are beginning to leave the Hetalia fandom. The reason behind this is not because the anime/manga is bad, or it had been cancelled, or anything having to do with Hetalia in general. No, it's because of the fans. Nowadays, words like "hetaboo" and "hetafags" are what most people associate with the Hetalia fandom. "Why is this?" You may ask. Well, Hetalia fans (or "Hetalians") were not as decent as they once were. Instead of being polite about their fandom, they shove it down your throat. Instead of respecting ships they don't like, they bash on those ships, saying things like "NUUUUUU!!11! MY SHI

I see that I have quite a few new watches. Thank you guys so much! Internet fame, here I come! (Not really...) But anyway, I've started actually taking an art class, so my drawing style has improved so much since those days I drew badly-perceived anime characters... *self-deprecating cough* I'll also start attempting to draw in a more realistic style. I still love drawing the manga/anime style, so I won't stop completely. I've recently become obsessed with crossovers, namely musical/anime crossovers. I've been sketching Austria, Hungary, and Prussia as the Phantom, Christine, and Raoul (respectively) quite a bit now. I just love it. Somethi