Riitta Hakkarainen 🕊さんのイラストまとめ

#SundayFunday
Illustration from "Three Bears" version by Leo Tolstoi and illustrated by Yuri Zaltsman in 1976
Poster by Anatoliy Voitov 1978 " Glory to the Workers of the Forest"
#Sovietart from the 1970's...

"Cuckoo" is a Nenets people's fairy tale from the Russian Far North. It is about a mother whose four children are so lazy that they never help her, fed up with this she turns into a cuckoo and flies away, since then cuckoos never rear their babies. #FairyTaleTuesday

"A Dream with Continuation" is a romantic fairy tale about a girl who finds her way to a magical kingdom, written by S.Mikhalkov. The illustrations by Aleksey Koshkin make the adventures seem ethereal. #FairyTaleTuesday

"Children dreaming of freedom while a nun is trying to tech them"
One of my illustrations from a residency in Italy

Illustrations by Nika Goltz

#WyrdWednesday
Nika Goltz never disappoints with her dreamy illustrations. "Magicians Come to People" by Aleksandr Sharov, a book about writers and fairy tales.

🎨Pyotr Petrovich Konnikov

In Brothers Grimm collected tale "The Seven Ravens", a sister is seeking for her seven brothers who were cursed to be ravens. On her travels she passes the moon who craves the human flesh, the sun is non the better. Images by Oskar Herrfurth #faustianfriday

Vladimir Kirin's illustrations of ''Croatian Tales of Long Ago'' by Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić, 1922 #FairyTaleTuesday

@AndStys For me the only palatable illustrations are by Sergei Alimov.