#hans castorp

[dearzauberberg]

Hiii can you please draw a part of the pencil scene? Preferably Hans asking for the pencil/giving it back.. (also I read it out loud to my best friend because I love it so much and they fell asleep 🥲)

HIII!!! Omg thank you so much for the ask. I don't have a Hippe design yet, so I made this very simple looking one rq, the only definite thing is the dark hair. Gimme ideas for his design if you have any and maybe I could make more art of him :3

Also look at Hans blushing.. I bet Hippe was thinking 'they only love me for my mechanical pencils'

Almost forgot to add: NOO your friend needs better taste. LMAO

I found the Hippe content soo fascinating, especially the fact that he looks like Chauchat.. beyond just the homosexuality implied there, that's just a really interesting concept.

Also it allowed the Transfem Chauchat Who Used To Be Hippe headcanon to exist

[mytwofaces]

Folks, is it gay to crush on a guy in 8th grade, and is it gay to keep some of the leftovers from sharpening the pencil this guy lend you once for multiple years, and is it still gay if you pursue a woman because you recognize some of his features in her face?

Asking for my dear friend Hans Castorp

[stradithebird]

Hans Castorp from Der Zauberberg! This was so fun. Who should I do next

[ndaths]

[mllelissy]

It's the 150th birthday of the german author Thomas Mann - and here's a WIP (that's a few months old), a fan art of The Magic Mountain, one of my favorite books!

[noxaeternaetc]

Felix Hoffmann (1911-1975) illustration for The Magic Mountain, Thomas Mann.

"He pushed on, moving ever higher, skyward. Sometimes he would thrust the end of his ski pole into the snow and watch blue light jump from the deep hole as he pulled it out. It was fun - he stood there for a long time, just trying out this little optical phenomenon over and over. It was such a peculiar, delicate greenish-blue light, icy clear and yet dusky,from the heights and from the depths, mysterious and seductive. It reminded him of the light and color of a certain pair of eyes, slanting eyes that spoke of destiny, the ones Herr Settembrini, taking a disparaging humanistic view, had called 'Tartar slits' and 'lone-wolf eyes' reminded him of eyes seen long ago and ineluctably rediscovered, of Hippe's and Clavdia Chauchat's eyes. 'Glad to,' he whispered into the soundlessness. 'And don't break it. Il est à visser, tu sais.' And in his mind he heard melodious words coming from behind, urging reason."

[jaxdoeswhimsyart]

Heyyyyy The Magic Mountain fandom… y’all got room for one more? (There is like three of us in total…)

Anyways here’s a look into my sick and twisted mind/ref aka how I visualize the story

[stradiivarrii]

Made these on discord with a friend. I apologize.