Antonio/Spain is finally finished!! ヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉ Now it’s time to get crackin’ on Mr. Francey-Pants.
All I gotta say is THANK YOU MARIO GÖTZE for the inspiration to finish this bloody project with Your YOUNG WHIPPER-SNAPPER YOUTHFUL FACE. It’s what helped soften up Antonio’s face a bit.
Look at all that delicious delicious chocolate! I want to try all of them one day.
Today I went outside on a stroll around town and discovered new things. I found a LUSH store (the ones that sell the crazy soaps) that are about $5 cheaper than it is in the States. I also found a piano store and played some of the high quality pianos they had there. I really miss playing the piano and I hope to get my own one day! And this time I will take piano lessons so I can learn to play properly. ヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉ
Spain is going to have feathers too~ Mainly because I got very frustrated with this drawing for a long time and I am trying to make things easier on myself since there is one more to work on. this is my second version of him because the first one wasn't as dynamic as Prussia's was. I have a good feel about this second draft!
Yesterday I went to Cafe BAR-celona to watch the game. They had a big screen projector outside. It was very refreshing to watch the game outside and it kept my beer cold! Plus I was covered by a very cute soccer ball blanket （‐＾▽＾‐）
The game was very nice to watch. There was a lot of Philipp Lahm and the boys played very well! Manuel Neuer, the goalie, was guarding the net like a boss!! But the Italians are very skilled. I have to admit, even though I don't want to. And at 81:00 they scored a goal, so in the end the score was 1:1.
#3.) The dogs. The dogs are one of the top 3 things I love about Germany (the other two being food and lack of pollution). Not only are they extremely good looking and about twice the size of the dogs in America, but they are also 10x more well-behaved than a lot of people my age. You hardly see them bark at other dogs, pull the owner to sniff out another dog, heck, you hardly ever see them on a leash because they don't need it even when the owner is riding his bike in the middle of a heavily touristy area with a lot of people. The dog will be right there next to him minding their own business. There were numerous instances where I would walk down the sidewalk and a dog would stop momentarily to sniff a bush, but the owner would continue walk forward. Soon the owner is about 30 meters away and the dog would run to catch up to them, totally ignoring passer-byers.
They take their dogs EVERYWHERE, trains, malls, even inside bars and restaurants. You'll find them relaxing under the table. And no, you won't see them beg at their owners or other people for food. The only place where I don't see dogs is in the supermarket, which makes sense.
I asked my friend why the dogs here are so obedient and what was the Germans' secret to training their dogs, and she wasn't too sure herself. Her guess was this: Germans in general are really big on privacy and personal space, and their social network tends to not be so large compared to the crazy six degrees of separation we constantly experience in the States. Perhaps this is why they are so good at keeping long-term friendships. Anyway, she reckons the pets pick up on this heavily enforced trait, thus they also mind their own business. I would assume that coming up to pet their dog would be a no-no. One time a dog came up to me and started sniffing my leg, and the owner ran up to me and apologized. Profusely. I told him it was totally fine and he apologized again. No matter how may times I told him that I didn't mind, he kept apologizing. Then he took off with his dog, clearly embarrassed. I was sad to see the dog walk away, haha.
I still demand to know how they train their dogs so well.
LOL country balls ._. I was just dicking around Cinema 4D and really concentrating on texturing and the 3D environment. Thus, this happened! XD It’s so easy to misinterpret which country is in here because everything is a sphere and rotated around. But I assure you the top 8 Hetalia guys are in here. No more! ヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉ
Agghhh The only thing I don't like about Germany is Sunday. By law, every store needs to be closed. The only places open are some restaurants. Then the DS and PSP decided to run out of batteries o(；△；)oo(；△；)o Today I was so bored to tears that I started on Spain.
hoshiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 
アネラ 
It’s what helped soften up Antonio’s face a bit.
I really miss playing the piano and I hope to get my own one day! And this time I will take piano lessons so I can learn to play properly. ヽ(ﾟ◇ﾟ )ﾉ
Mainly because I got very frustrated with this drawing for a long time and I am trying to make things easier on myself since there is one more to work on. this is my second version of him because the first one wasn't as dynamic as Prussia's was. I have a good feel about this second draft! 
Plus I was covered by a very cute soccer ball blanket （‐＾▽＾‐）
#3.) The dogs. The dogs are one of the top 3 things I love about Germany (the other two being food and lack of pollution). Not only are they extremely good looking and about twice the size of the dogs in America, but they are also 10x more well-behaved than a lot of people my age. You hardly see them bark at other dogs, pull the owner to sniff out another dog, heck, you hardly ever see them on a leash because they don't need it even when the owner is riding his bike in the middle of a heavily touristy area with a lot of people. The dog will be right there next to him minding their own business. There were numerous instances where I would walk down the sidewalk and a dog would stop momentarily to sniff a bush, but the owner would continue walk forward. Soon the owner is about 30 meters away and the dog would run to catch up to them, totally ignoring passer-byers.
