Wallowing in the wheat

(Source: bellecs, via kuchikukan)

rekieel: I like memes.Cóż. Oba szkice są zrobione na tej samej zasadzie: 30 minut maks na każdy. Tamten stary z 2011 roku był rysowany typowo pod pokolorowanie na komputerze. Ten z dzisiaj… Raczej jako zabawa ołówkiem. Wykończenie go zajęło mi 30 minut, nie więcej. Cóż. Chyba to będzie moja taka mała tradycja.  A wrzucisz tą najnowszą wersję osobno? Bo mi się podoba i chcem <3. RusPol <3.

rekieel:

I like memes.
Cóż. Oba szkice są zrobione na tej samej zasadzie: 30 minut maks na każdy. Tamten stary z 2011 roku był rysowany typowo pod pokolorowanie na komputerze. Ten z dzisiaj… Raczej jako zabawa ołówkiem. Wykończenie go zajęło mi 30 minut, nie więcej.
Cóż. Chyba to będzie moja taka mała tradycja. 

A wrzucisz tą najnowszą wersję osobno? Bo mi się podoba i chcem <3. RusPol <3.

rodnovery: The Lesovik is a male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests. He is roughly analogous to the Woodwose of Western Europe and the Basajaun of the Basque Country. These are forest spirits who are green and lead travellers of their track. A male Lesovik has the form of a man with a green beard and long shaggy hair. He has green eyes, cast no shadow and wears boots on the wrong foot. He is also regarded as the guardian of animals of the forest. During Winter they would hide and remain calm. In Spring they can be heard howling and would fight with themselves causing storms and rain in hope to bring Autumn quickly and ruin Spring. However the rains and storms soon ended. Each forest has its own family with a wife known as Lesovikha and children known as Leshonki. They lead travellers through the forest in the wrong direction until they were thoroughly lost or were stuck in a bog. The spirit would then disappear leaving the traveller in despair. To ward off the troublesome Lesovik it is advised to carry some bread to give as a gift or to wear one’s clothes inside out until one reaches the end of the forest.

rodnovery:

The Lesovik is a male woodland spirit in Slavic mythology who protects wild animals and forests. He is roughly analogous to the Woodwose of Western Europe and the Basajaun of the Basque Country. These are forest spirits who are green and lead travellers of their track.

A male Lesovik has the form of a man with a green beard and long shaggy hair. He has green eyes, cast no shadow and wears boots on the wrong foot. He is also regarded as the guardian of animals of the forest.

During Winter they would hide and remain calm. In Spring they can be heard howling and would fight with themselves causing storms and rain in hope to bring Autumn quickly and ruin Spring. However the rains and storms soon ended.

Each forest has its own family with a wife known as Lesovikha and children known as Leshonki. They lead travellers through the forest in the wrong direction until they were thoroughly lost or were stuck in a bog. The spirit would then disappear leaving the traveller in despair. To ward off the troublesome Lesovik it is advised to carry some bread to give as a gift or to wear one’s clothes inside out until one reaches the end of the forest.

(via rusalke)

rusalke: SvjatogorSvjatogor is well known Russian giant, but many believe that he is pan-Slavic giant, the first one. He dwells in the Sacred Mountains, and he is so big and strong that Mother Earth is barley carrying him. Svjatogor shows up only in times of great trouble, when Slavic people are in danger, and he can only be invoked by honest need coming from united people of pure hearts.Illustrated by Petar Meseldžija, from the book Bansihed Creatures, Serbian Mythology 

rusalke:

Svjatogor

Svjatogor is well known Russian giant, but many believe that he is pan-Slavic giant, the first one. He dwells in the Sacred Mountains, and he is so big and strong that Mother Earth is barley carrying him. Svjatogor shows up only in times of great trouble, when Slavic people are in danger, and he can only be invoked by honest need coming from united people of pure hearts.

Illustrated by Petar Meseldžija, from the book Bansihed Creatures, Serbian Mythology 

fyeaheasterneurope: Durmitor National Park, Montenegro.

fyeaheasterneurope:

Durmitor National Park, Montenegro.

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rinuchan90: mein-gott-preussen: wtfisadoitsu: ilovecharts: Stereotyping In Europe Lol, Italy, trying to shift the spotlight to Romania XD OMG xDDD lol (i dlaczego zawsze musimy mieć takie złe zdanie o samych sobie _^_&#8221;?)

rinuchan90:

mein-gott-preussen:

wtfisadoitsu:

ilovecharts:

Stereotyping In Europe

Lol, Italy, trying to shift the spotlight to Romania XD

OMG xDDD

lol (i dlaczego zawsze musimy mieć takie złe zdanie o samych sobie _^_”?)

Oscar Isaac &lt;3

Oscar Isaac <3

(Source: missmonstrosity)

&lt;3

<3

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mara-lenka: 0americas-nantucket0: weirdhetaliapornz: Submission from: beatricethegolden I swear this is my otp where the fuck did you manage to find this Kappa/England needs moar love ;w; ^ this x] O______O

mara-lenka:

0americas-nantucket0:

weirdhetaliapornz:

Submission from: beatricethegolden

I swear this is my otp

where the fuck did you manage to find this

Kappa/England needs moar love ;w;

^ this

x]

O______O