@ Gilbert: What motivates you if you ever hit an art block during an important project?

ask-art-student-prussia:

Gil: My motivations is that I’ve never handed in anything late, and I’m not about to start either. 

((muns advice: Whenever this happens, I usually just keep drawing the same thign over and over, or whatever pops in my mind, until I land on something good. So basically, exhaust all the art block from your brain until its out of you.))

ask-art-student-prussia:

cookie-dragon-cd:

Prussia

(F=Friend C=Me)

F-Who’s your favorite Hetalia character?

C-Uhh..Well. Alfred and Gilbert are tied.

F-Eh. *shrug* I don’t really like Gilbert,he’s to narcissistic.

C-Okay….-___-

F-Plus,everyone on Tumblr is cringey when they play as him.

C-*GASP!!!*

F-What?

C-*shoves phone in face*

F-What’s this.

C- @ask-art-student-prussia Bish. -_-

Okay but I BARELY jump over the line that’s considered cringey but bearable

archiemcphee:

This giant inflatable toad looks pretty pleased with himself. But then, if we were a giant toad with our own private lily pad big enough for us to bask on, we’d be pretty pleased with ourselves too. The 22-meter (72 foot) tall inflated amphibian is currently relaxing on the lake in Yuyuantan Park in downtown Beijing. He’s called the “Toad of Rejuvenation” or the “Golden Toad” and his presence is a traditional Chinese good luck symbol meant to bring “blessings and fortune.”

Meanwhile we’re wondering if the Golden Toad hopes that, if he sits there long enough, Florentijn Hofman’s world-traveling giant inflatable rubber duckie will eventually swim by.

Photos by Chen Boyuan of China.org

[via Neatorama]