THE PALEKH (ПАЛЕХ)
Main concept there was inspired by Russian Palekh miniature paintings popular in 18th-19th century.
We just mixed the main idea of Palekh with Russian famous characters from slavic folklore and fairy tales in modern manner of fashion stories.
Main concept there was inspired by Russian Palekh miniature paintings popular in 18th-19th century.
We just mixed the main idea of Palekh with Russian famous characters from slavic folklore and fairy tales in modern manner of fashion stories.
Photographer: Ilona D. Veresk @ilonaveresk
Producer: Anna Belozor @belozoranna_producer
Producer: Anna Belozor @belozoranna_producer
Make up artist: Ksenia Starikova @starikova_muah
Hair stylist: Daria Cherentaeva @dasha.bloom
Style: Alyona Pryamikova @aalyonushkaa
Models: Viktoriya Kuzma @viktoriyakuzma
Anastasia Kuzma @pryanniikk @aquarellemodels
Decor: Bouton @bouton_ru
Published in @xioxmagazine
http://ilonaveresk.com/
I'm working wherever my camera takes me, do not hesitate to ask anything info@ilonaveresk.com :)
#broncolor #broncolormove1200 #wacomintuos
Published in @xioxmagazine
http://ilonaveresk.com/
I'm working wherever my camera takes me, do not hesitate to ask anything info@ilonaveresk.com :)
#broncolor #broncolormove1200 #wacomintuos
The Firebird is described as a large bird with majestic plumage that glows brightly emitting red, orange, and yellow light, like a bonfire that is just past the turbulent flame. The feathers do not cease glowing if removed, and one feather can light a large room if not concealed.
(c) Ilona D.Veresk, Moscow 2017
The Firebird is described as a large bird with majestic plumage that glows brightly emitting red, orange, and yellow light, like a bonfire that is just past the turbulent flame. The feathers do not cease glowing if removed, and one feather can light a large room if not concealed.
The Firebird is described as a large bird with majestic plumage that glows brightly emitting red, orange, and yellow light, like a bonfire that is just past the turbulent flame. The feathers do not cease glowing if removed, and one feather can light a large room if not concealed.
Tsarevna Lebed (The swan princess)
Is a character of Alexander Pushkin's "The tale of Tsar Saltan", splendorous and kind princess which turned from swan into beautiful woman and helping to Knyazh Gvidon in the book.
Is a character of Alexander Pushkin's "The tale of Tsar Saltan", splendorous and kind princess which turned from swan into beautiful woman and helping to Knyazh Gvidon in the book.
Tsarevna Lebed (The swan princess)
Is a character of Alexander Pushkin's "The tale of Tsar Saltan", splendorous and kind princess which turned from swan into beautiful woman and helping to Knyazh Gvidon in the book.
Is a character of Alexander Pushkin's "The tale of Tsar Saltan", splendorous and kind princess which turned from swan into beautiful woman and helping to Knyazh Gvidon in the book.
Petrushka is a stock character of Russian folk puppetry known at least since 17th century. Petrushkas were used as marionettes, as well as hand puppets. Traditionally he was a kind of a jester distinguished by red dress.
Vasilisa the wise Is the character of the fairy tale "The Frog-Princess". Once the arrow sent from the bow of the prince is caught by a frog - a custom to choose a would-be-wife. Prince Ivan, obeying the tradition, has to marry a frog, and he takes her home. His brothers make fun of him, because of course, he is marrying a..well..frog! Little they knew that this small animal is actually a beautiful girl, a princess Vasilisa the Wise who was bewitched to stay in a guise of a reptile until... some young man (a prince) finds and marries her in spite of her looks.
Coming from the swamp, this kind of Kikimora was maried to Leshy. One of the strangest characters in Russian folklore, whose name associates with some kind of mermaid as even the spirit who brings troubles to home.
Tsarevna Nesmeyana (The Unsmiling Tsarevna)
There was once a princess who never smiled or laughed. Her father promised that whoever made her smile could marry her, and many tried, but none succeeded.
There was once a princess who never smiled or laughed. Her father promised that whoever made her smile could marry her, and many tried, but none succeeded.
