Dec 16, 2024
Erik in the 1600s, most likely from Mads' point-of-view. The Lion of the North, in his frenzied pursuit of vengeance against Mads and the Danes. A truly terrifying sight.
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Erik in the 1600s, most likely from Mads' point-of-view. The Lion of the North, in his frenzied pursuit of vengeance against Mads and the Danes. A truly terrifying sight.
Linda (Sweden), Emma (Denmark), Ilona (Finland), Nora (Norway), and Hrafnhildr (Iceland)
Was practicing drawing different face shapes. Hoping to make each character easily distinguishable from each other.
Early 1600s Erik and Sampo. Erik was.. not doing too well mentally during this time period.
(I'm still messing around with art styles lol)
Top: Håkon Berg (Norway)
Bottom: Ilona Koivusalo (Finland) and Linda Svensson (Sweden)
Rococo Linda and Ilona (Sweden and Finland) and Erik and Sampo (who is very much not wanting to be there and "dressed like an idiot")(Sweden and Finland)
Sister Sweden making breakfast. She appears to have stolen someone's clothes.
Brother Norway and Sister Finland are both fairly nice and responsible enough to insist on helping you figure out your homework. Sister Norway and Sister Iceland are fairly nice, and don’t really care if you copy. Brother Denmark plans on winging the assignment last minute right before he hands it in, so no luck getting help there. Brother Sweden would initially tell you no, but then he would come around to help you…. really, only so that he can Swede-splain* everything. Brother Iceland and Sister Denmark probably would have helped you, if they had remembered they also had homework! Whoops! Brother Finland and Sister Sweden will not respond. Tough luck! * Swede-splaining: Like Man-splaining, but done by Sweden.
Introducing the Nordic girls, from left to right: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.
Feel free to fill in the speech and thought bubbles in the comments!