#hws

[herteitr-runar]

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second batch of instagram requests (:

[cowboy-robooty]

GRGEGWHYSE I NEED TO DRAW ANYTHING EXCEPT DOODLES. ANOTHER FUCKING QUICK DOODLE KMS WILL I EVER MAKE A FULL DRAWING AGAIN? (no)

[finrandodere]

[khloxxy]

Twirling my hair asking for Japan in his red track suit relaxing if you can

I want his big mochi ame plush bro i'm jealous 😦

[wickedwanchii]

Who doesn't love a little cyberpunk cold war-

[hetalianhistorian]

Colored in a phone sketch of these two. I have a soft spot for them.

[arthiiwille]

happy international children’s day🎈

here are some low countries nijntje!

[heedzhee-art]

My old edits of Ukraine wearing a more accurate (simplified) traditional costume in comparison to the Sharovarshchyna-like clothes she has on in the original

Sharovarshchyna is basically pseudo-ethnic clothing that has nothing to do with Ukrainian national wear, and only pretends to be ethnic through kitsch elements. Sooo... something like this:

Sharovarshchyna:

Cheap, thin fabric, often glossy. Eye-straining red + white colour combination. Large and very vibrant flowers on the clothes, sometimes glued on. Generally very saturated colours, plastic-looking flower crowns that have no usage in traditional rituals or holidays. Often very low in details, minor accessories like a single necklace. Men often depicted wearing vibrant red boots (symbol of femininity? most of the time brides would wear those). Has nothing to do with Ukrainian heritage. A caricature, theatrical costume popularized in the late 19th century, later endorsed during the soviet era, when russification was especially violent, and only the "correct" showcasing of Ukrainian things wasn't persecuted. Still used by Ukrainians as a scenical costume for the very purpose it was created - because it's cheap, and easier to dance in.

"Sharovarshchyna" comes from the word "sharovary" which is the name of the stereotypical loose Cossack pants

Traditional Ukrainian costume:

Mostly muted colour scheme. Dark red, black and white often used as dominant colours, with details of other tones with higher saturation. Many elements vary depending on the region and occasion. Typically linen or thick cotton fabric. Detailed decorative embroidered elements have spiritual and symbolic meanings. Flower crown-like headwear worn by women during holidays and ceremonies (like marriage). Decorative tassels and fringe are often used on sleeves, hems, and headpieces to add texture and flair.

Also! Aprons, scarves, sashes, belts, and a lot of different headwear! (⁠っ⁠.⁠❛⁠ ⁠ᴗ⁠ ⁠❛⁠.⁠)⁠っ

Also some bonus examples of modern Ukrainian ethno-fashion ↓

Thanks for reading. I plan to do a more elaborate post with illustrations about Ukrainian traditional wear sometime in the future 🙏

[peachy-snacks]

Picking up a pencil after months of not touching one and he popped into my head

[broomcolate]

I'm leaving for a month to work in the taiga, so there will be little content in June and mostly sketches

Have a nice summer everyone!

[coeur-de-fruk]

always with you

[yuritaliaa]

;3 based off a au where America just goes full controlling on his government to “save” the Spadian kingdom/ protect it

[mania-manie]

decided to join another dtiys on insta :)

[edeluette]

fran pride monf BUT but it's shitty ms paint sketch

[finrandodere]

Finland version

[bellhopmomo]

Norway, don't play with dinner it's rude

Art trade with @inkcoffinz