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Interslavic OC artist 16+ // she/her //17 y.o

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peace

All children have equal rights regardless of their race, skin color, sex, language, religion, political or other beliefs, as well as where and to whom they were born

(machine translation of a phrase from art)

Equal Rights: All children have equal rights, regardless of race, sex, language, religion or origin.

Special Protection: The child shall enjoy special protection, opportunities and favorable conditions.

Name and Nationality: The child has the right to a name and a nationality from birth. Welfare: The right to social security, healthy growth, food, housing and medical care.

Special Needs: Physically or mentally disabled children shall receive special care.

Love and Understanding: For harmonious development, the child needs love, understanding and care, preferably in a family setting.

Education and Recreation: The right to free education, play and entertainment.

Protection First: The child shall be protected from neglect and exploitation.

Protection from Cruelty: Prohibition of the sale of children and excessive labor.

Education in the Spirit of Friendship: Education in the spirit of understanding, tolerance and peace.

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TURPAL AND MISHA CHILDREN ART

I've already discussed in my posts that Turpal and Misha represent peoples with complex relationships. And frankly, it's interesting to show all of this through these characters. But their point is that all peoples should begin to live peacefully in our time and learn to respect each other. Both of these peoples suffered from each other, especially from senseless wars. I don't know whether the annexation of the Caucasus to the Russian Empire in is worth considering, as some goals regarding the South Caucasus, for example, were involved. Russia was, of course, separated from it by the Northern Caucasus. It's also important to note that there was much senseless violence during the annexation of the Caucasus, which in my opinion is already a tragedy.

By the way, about other wars, I don’t like to raise the topic of the Chechen war, since it is very complex and it is difficult to form an opinion on it, but nevertheless I support the principles of international law, which I spoke about in my TGC, therefore, for me Chechnya is Russia, just as Abkhazia is Georgia.

At the same time, don't forget that my views are pacifist, and I believe that every nation should learn to live in peace, but this will of course take a lot of time, especially given what is happening in the world now.

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Turpal and Misha's complicated relationship is back again.

Misha, by the way, considers himself a Cossack and was actually born in the Russian city of Stavropol.

This city has seen ethnic clashes between Caucasians and Russians, which have even resulted in civilian deaths. Furthermore, dancing the lezginka in public places has been banned in Stavropol Krai. This could be considered a form of oppression. Stavropol residents themselves note that people often cause riots and behave inappropriately while dancing the lezginka, but I can't prove or disprove this; I was a small child at the time.

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Little Turpal with his sister and his future husband, Misha.

It's really hard for me to think about Turpal and Misha's love relationship, as it's a story about two peoples with complicated relationships, or rather, very complicated ones.

But Turpal has a peculiarity that makes him a little softer: he's homosexual, and this adds another point to his list of contradictions, even as a child, noticing his odd behavior.

By the way, here he is with his younger sister Maryam

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GEORGIA IS MENTIONED

Art with Roma Lelashvili and his Russian boyfriend Pasha Zaitsev

The first art is pretty good overall, I like it. Roma is kind of cool standing there with two daggers and in his Cherkess coat, he looks like a real Caucasian, what can I say.......

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Artwork from just today.

I drew Sanya and Uen to reflect a codependent relationship. I won't translate the text; I doubt English speakers actually read it, although even if they do, they can use a translator for that purpose.

first part: Ты не понимаешь? Не существует никакого "ты и я" Только "мы"

The second art is Roma Lelashvili in his usual form.

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How often does your boyfriend keep you in the basement?

"I'm more than satisfied"

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sketches with Уен, where for some reason he's tied to a chair, I don't even know why, damn, how is that possible?

I was inspired a little by the film Духless and drew

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Турпал и Миша, but they're in a Harry Potter au lol. I didn't bother with their faculty and sent them to Slytherin.

You're an idiot, Turpal-Ali

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Zdravo bružbove, Lately I've been really wanting to draw and I've been dedicating a lot of time to the Caucasus, so here's some art with Турпал

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This is Аюша and he was born in Buryatia

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I really want to post on Tumblr more often, but I keep forgetting it exists. Anyway, here's some WIP art with Аюша. I really want to draw, but I can't because of college.

and also little Турпал and little Аюша 💓💓💓💓

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Little Турпал, but he got a little dirty with ketchup, guys, but that's okay, he'll wipe it off now.

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I don't celebrate Chinese New Year, I celebrate Sagaalgan

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Наказала пейтона накажешь и меня у тебя на сиськах написано Чечня

Funny avatars with my characters in their national dress with a papakha headdress, and they are both standing behind flags reflecting their ethnicity.

A Chechen is Turpal, and a Georgian is Roma. In fact, these regions are slightly different, but both are located in the Caucasus.

Chechnya is in the Northern Caucasus, and Georgia is in the Southern Caucasus. Furthermore, the majority of the populations there practice completely different religions. Islam is popular in Chechnya, while Christianity is popular in Georgia.

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WIP art today

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My character had a birthday on February 14th and in honor of this he gets a cake

Happy birthday, Arseniy Tshebinsky