A short explanation of my layer by layer drawing of Central/Eastern Ukrainian folk attire, for anyone who might be interested.
Дзумбалик / Dzumbalyk
I am delighted with Ukrainian headdresses! They all look amazing and each one is unique. So, I want to make a series of illustrations on this topic)))
And this is the first illustration of the series. This is a dzumbalyk!
Ukrainian wedding headdress, or wedding wreath) was common in Ternopil region. It was decorated mainly with beads and paper flowers
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Я в захваті від українських головних уборів! Вони всі виглядають неймовірно, і кожен унікальний. Тож, я хочу зробити серію ілюстрацій на цю тему)))
А це перша ілюстрація серії. Це - дзумбалик!
Український весільний головний убір, або весільний вінок) Був поширений на Тернопільщині. Декорувався переважно бісером і паперовими квітами
Introducing the Raccoon. Lazy Raccoon. It doesn't have a name yet, but when I'll end draw it, I will definitely show it to the friend with whom we created it. The raccoon loves to eat and have fun. Like my dear friend who, together with his comrades, is now directly defending our home, Ukraine, on the front lines. I hope all is well with him and soon we will be able to see each other
Houseki no kuni !
I’m sorry, but I like to draw them 🙃
Love these two. If it weren't for the official arts, I wouldn't be able to do anything
Just a little angel Bartimeus
When I was drawing, I didn’t think, sorry :^
From time to time I remember my childhood fantasies about my favourite TV series. Samurai Jack had a particular impact on my perception. This series made me interested in Japan. And because of that, I had a lot of questions about the series. So the little me came up with my own version of what happened to teenage Jack. I was very interested in how he was able to preserve that kindness and naivety, being surrounded by enemies from everywhere, not just allies. And today, I finally drew his first sketches for my strange headcanon. I don't know when I will be able to return to this stream of thought again. But I am relieved that they are no longer just in my head