Posted by MDSBro3Steven 1 year ago Report

What does "Slavic" mean?

Posted by Aviannapper 1 year ago Report

This question is very easy to answer. Some of my foxes (although quite rare) are based on stereotypical fairy tale illustrations, as they were depicted in the 20th century in the Soviet Union and as they are sometimes depicted now. These pictures can imitate medieval women's clothing in certain areas and can contain stereotypical elements, such as “sarafan”, “kokoshnik”, “wreath”, “kerchief”, “embroidered shirt”, etc. mainly related to Russian or Ukrainian culture, but in fact these elements were “stereotypical imitation” and had little in common with the real clothing culture of the past. This surrogate was introduced into culture in the 20th century and took root, becoming a stereotypical, recognizable style of clothing; it is precisely this style of clothing that I call “Slavic,” although this is a convention. Usually I draw such clothes if the customer wants it, or for certain scenarios. You can see a sample in my old art:
https://aryion.com/g4/data/314728-43956.jpg/Aviannapper-314728-FxRstrCrsh.jpg

Posted by MDSBro3Steven 1 year ago Report

Ah... I thought it meant like "slave".

Posted by Aviannapper 1 year ago Report

Oh, I see! It can be interpreted this way. ^-^ Because my foxes really like to kidnap prey (especially feathered ones, and mainly in a bag), hold them captive and eat them.

Posted by MDSBro3Steven 1 year ago Report

Actually, the reason it confused me is because I thought it meant the VIXENS were the slaves.

Posted by Aviannapper 1 year ago Report

Yes, I understood that... =) Oh, and thank you for faves!

Posted by MDSBro3Steven 1 year ago Report

Your welcome, I love your chickens and vixens.

Posted by Bright 1 year ago Report

Lovely stretch of clothing there.

Posted by Aviannapper 1 year ago Report

Thank you! I like such design... =) Really glad you appreciate it.

Posted by RedNastyFox 1 year ago Report

Such a lucky human! ^__^