Viria (twitter/ tumblr)

The magic realism in paintings of Ivan Marchuk🪻

🔗 Tenderness (1984)

🔗 Night in the Steppe (1983)

🔗 Cornflowers (Memories of the Childhood)

🔗 Silence all around (2018)

🔗And Summer Plays with the Sun (2004)

🔗Incomprehensibility (1991)

I have not seen this before. Good Omens Fandom Show your first Good Omens fan art after every first viewing of every season

I am first

Maria Chepeleva (Ukraine), Cat on a Radiator, 2023.

Hello, my friends! Thank you for all your kindness and support, every word you said made me happier and improved my condition.

I hope your holiday season was filled with warmth, love, and that all the people you care about were with you♡( ◡‿◡ )

For me, in spite of everything, it was almost like that. I was home for the first time in a long time. Rocket attacks, water problems, cold winter, lack of electricity and communication. But you know what? Even though I was nervous, I was so happy to see my family. We sat together in the basement, my grandmother showed me old photos, I ate her delicious canned tomatoes, listened to the sounds of explosions, but was happy to be with them. And sometimes, when I heard explosions, the only thing I could think about was that I just wanted to stay in my bed, like when I was a little girl hiding from all the problems under the covers. Ha ha. Unfortunately, it didn't work. I scolded those who did not leave their homes and belongings in danger, who were afraid or simply did not want to evacuate and start from scratch, I was worried about them, because life is the most important thing, but I respect their choice and understand their feelings. At the beginning of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, I gave away my belongings, and people needed them, and it was impossible to take everything with me, and when I returned again, I started throwing away my drawings, from childhood to the last, because it was impossible to carry them around with me to apartments or countries. As I said before, it's a pity, but I'll draw more.

I'm always happy to come back here and immerse myself in pleasant emotions along with my creativity.

I send you a lot of love and hope that you are all safe, appreciate your past, but are not afraid to move forward. I want to support those who need it. Life can be hard and full of uncertainty, do what you can, stay human, take care of yourself and help others whenever possible. The world has always been a crazy place and it remains so, and each of us can make it a little better.

The video of the destroyed house is not mine. And it is just a picture of one day and just a one house from the whole country that russia is trying to kill.

Native and unbreakable

я справді шкодую, що замалювала цю (незавершену) красу галімими півоніями, а потім і ті замалювала, я чмо, я бидло, я антисоціальне, невиховане, безграмотне чудовисько, я б хотіла повернутися до точки великого вибуху, і вигадати новий світ, і ще написати книжку

вибачте я сама не знаю, чого хочу

redraw of an older piece that I had to refine for a project

past description-

The portrayal of peace rapidly fading from Ukrainian lives.

Quiet, ssssss🤫

Silly fanloid awhh

In order to keep my interest in the game longer, I had to decide that these three should have a relationship >:^)

Roma Gewska (twitter)

I genuinely can't describe the joy I get while admiring the pictures of Maria Prymachenko. Because her artworks are so beautiful, colorful, simple and complex at the same time.

I guess I also feel that way because my great grandma used to have some of her paintings at home and I always liked to look a them. So they just bring those memories back.

Also, I always liked the pictures with the beasts, for their unique looks. And generally speaking, for me she is one of the best representatives of naïve art✨

Here are my top fave pictures:

📍A Dove Has Spread Her Wings and Asks for Peace

📍Young Lion

📍Blue Bull

📍Tiger is Laughing

📍Ukrainian Bull, Three Years Old, Went Walking Through the Woods and Garners Strength

📍Beast On The Walk

📍May That Nuclear War Be Cursed!

📍Ukrainian Dancers

📍A Horse In Sadness

📍Seagull In It's Nest

War affects everything. Maybe many people have seen this picture, it was painted by Yuri Klapoukh. But you may not have heard that this is a Ukrainian artist who lived in Kharkiv before the full-scale war.

"Kharkiv artist Yuri Klapoukh lives in Zaliztsi. The man says he moved to Zalizka with his family because of the full-scale invasion of Russian troops. A projectile destroyed his garage. The artist was able to save only his paintings from the house. The man says that when the shelling began, his house was ransacked, leaving only canvases."

Yuriy told, then took his wife to her parents. And during the night, there were already Russian invaders in that part of Kharkiv. A week later, his garage was destroyed with cars.

Доробила шрифтовий плакат на тему Рутенія .

Зобразила Землю-мати (дух, що приймає до себе душі покійних та дає дари людям)