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Hetalia: Axis Powers Ukraineby ~FuckingCanary

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~Tiger-manya May 8, 2013

Пишу українською, бо знаю, що Ви її розумієте.
Малюнок гарний і навіть дуже, але форма... Хм, Ви впевнені, що хімараєвський варіант саме "радянський"? Мені здається, це більш нагадує форму УНР (я не експерт, суджу по гербу). Можливо, я помиляюсь, тоді пробачте.

~FuckingCanary May 9, 2013 New member Student Digital Artist

Дякую.
Так, у мене теж були сумніви що до доречності саме цього варіанту форми, але на багатьох артах, де Ураїна була із Россією та Білорусью, саме така форма, тому я вирішила не перейматися що до цього. Алє дякую, що помітили.

~france-stalking-uk May 3, 2013 Student

Ukraine suffered a lot during the era of the USSR, when it was under communist regime...and it's quite sad to go over. Their futile and yet beautiful resistance...this picture captures the elements of what Ukraine would be feeling were it represented as a human being. Its hauntingly beautiful.

~FuckingCanary May 4, 2013 New member Student Digital Artist

Mmm ... Interesting idea, but I'm not invested this sense.
In the cartoon, Ukraine has shown a carefree fool with large breasts and it annoyed me, because I know history of my country. I wanted to show that Ukraine is strong, especially during the Great Patriotic War (World War II).
Yes, Ukraine was hit hard by the regime of Stalin and of Imperial Russia, but I try never to forget the good moments. A lot of things have changed since the days of the Soviet Union and not for the better, so ...