#russian folk

[natalieina]

Slavic Darkness...

She understood the tongue of wind and roots — until the silence of white stone called to her…

Model - Milla Tretyakova.

Natalie Ina Photography.

February 2026.

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[songs-of-the-east]

Members of Russian Folk Music Ensemble "Anthology" in Traditional Costumes

[slavic-folklore]

Russian folk costume, Belgorod - Veronezh area.

📷 : NOT MINE!

[helenamischenko]

My illustration for the fairy tale "The Scarlet Flower." It’s the Russian version of the tale "Beauty and the Beast."

[slavinkka]

Настенька и Иванушка - Морозко❄️ (1964)🇷🇺

Nastenka and Ivanushka - Morozko

Main characters from the classic, Russian film Морозко. It is traditionally watched every year on New Year's/Christmas.

Nastenka and Ivanushka are affectionate forms of the names Anastasia and Ivan in Russian.

This film also managed to be very popular in Czechia & Slovakia 🇨🇿🇸🇰 too, known as "Mrazík" over there. It is now a traditionally watched film.

Beautiful ending of the film, including wonderful Russian folk singing.

[elektrostantsiya]

This song got stuck in my head and I can't get it out of there 🙃 It's sad, but so beautiful.

[sirjuda]

Here today to show off this project i have been collaborating with! This videogame is my best friend's school project for "Basic of Computer Game Developing "

I have offered her a small assistance by drawing the sprites for the characters. This is still just a school project but one day could become an actual project for an indie game!

The story follows Oka, a middle aged village woman that after the disappearance of her son, she ventures into the forest convinced that he has been kidnapped by the creatures inhabiting it. But not all is as it seems....

Here is the trailer

If you want to show support for the project You can go to Gamejoilt and itch.io to download it!

The game is in Russian so sorry for that, she is working to make an English version.

Here are my designs for the sprites!

[fernsandtales]

Russian Fairytales in pdf download, 1902 edition, illustrated by Ivan Bilibin from the National Children’s Literature Archive.

The first time I came across the whole books, and I’m totally fascinated - even the smallest details tie in so harmoniously. Just love it.

The Frog Princess

Vasilisa The Beautiful

Maria Morevna