#ukrainian fairytales

[theophan-o]

Graceful Cossack heroes by the Ukrainian contemporary artist and illustrator, Tereza Prots (Тереза Проць).

An illustration to the Ukrainian folk tale Matusya (Матуся)*.

*Matusya is a nickname of a boy here;-)

It is a fan&didactic account, existing only for the Cossack Heroes glory and promoting Ukrainian heritage worldwide. Copyright belongs to the Artist/Museum.

[vyvilha]

ukrainian fairytales illustrated by kateryna shtanko

[theophan-o]

@wanderer-on-the-steppe, thank you for sharing it! Both the horse and the Cossack rider are so perfectly in Bohun's world style! What a beauty, the real masterpiece!

Katerina Shtanko Illustration “Ukrainian Fairytales”

[panimoonchild]

The Big Book of Fairies and Princesses

We got it. Ukrainian lives are not fairytale.

[folkcorewitch]

A closer look on the sleeves of this blouse I entirely embroidered by hand, and then sewn. The embroideries patterns are based on a vintage vyshyvanka blouse I saw on pinterest. I became obsessed with these colors and shapes, and spent 100+ hours embroidering all the sleeves. And now I just want to make another one 😂 because it was such a great experience!! On the photos I'm wearing the blouse with a traditional ukrainian vest.

[kosmos-fantastika]

Japanese Folk Tales (Ukrainian SSR, 1986)

artist: Olena Mihailova-Rodina

[greencheekconure27]

Ukrainian folktales, legends, and jokes, Kyiv, 1989.

Illustrations by Viktor Ivanovich Baryba

Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

[retrowaving1]

HELL YEAH!!

I had an illustrated book of fairytales and it had this picture, but also many other amazing illustrations by different authors. That definitely played a role in shaping my tastes later in life.

I found some illustrations that i remembered on the internet, sorry that I don't know the authors, but I have to share the paintings:

I just learned that you can order one in Poland through allegro. Neat.

Kateryna Shtanko (Ukrainian, 1951- ) Illustation to Ukrainian children's folk tale "Яйце-райце"

[theophan-o]

Breathtaking Cossack's image from the Ukrainian fairy tale (Казка про Лугая) by Vladyslav Yerko (Владислав Єрко, b. 1962), one from the greatest contemporary Ukrainian artists-book illustrators.

It is a fan account, existing only for the Cossack glory, promoting Ukrainian & Polish Cultures. Copyright belongs to the Artist/Museum.

[vyvilha]

english fairytale illustrations by ukrainian artist vladyslav yerko

[rinalllin]

Моя Правда ✨

The Truth Character based on old Ukrainian fairytale and this cartoon

I really like it so I made my own

[foxxfern]

"Ladies and gentlemen, are you ready for a show? We have the best actors in the town who will make you feel like you are not watching a play,but live through it yourself!"

Inspired by the Ukrainian fairytale of a Fox who painted himself blue and theater,mask changes based on the emotions they want people to see. Their tail has eyes that also react to different emotions, and it's shadow-like, not completely.

Dorm uniform ☆

Trickster who keeps their past in shadows and yet somehow appeared in Night Raven College

Relationship with characters,candy and coffin

[folkcorewitch]

Folkcore beret hand embroidered by me, inspired by traditional ukrainian embroideries.

[kosmos-fantastika]

Korney Chukovsky - Buzzy-Wuzzy Busy Fly (Ukrainian SSR, USSR, 1991)

artist: Oksana Ignaschenko

[greencheekconure27]

Part 1 Part 2 Part 4 Part 5

Ukrainian folktales, legends, and jokes, Kyiv, 1989.

Illustrations by Viktor Ivanovich Baryba

[neechees]

Theres this stupid Ukrainian artist who copies the Woodland Art style and depicts exclusively vaguely "Native American" subjects and pan-Indian, fantasized amd inaccurate Native-ish "spirituality" (like its not like they're being influenced by the style and then depicting their culture or European fairytales, they're depicting what's supposed to be Native Americans and our cultures) and i pointed this out on a pin and pinterest and of course two whiny cunts are like "b-but... whats wrong with that? 🥺"