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This is Sergei. Sergei is a freakishly tall kikimora. He looks rather worrisome because he can't find his pants, and his feet also seem to have run away without him. Sergei is also a doctor, and he greatly enjoys having boners.
He looks suspiciously like a plague doctor because Ivan Bilibin's rendition of the kikimora looks like it could be the doting great aunt of an anthropomorphized plague doctor, and with that filed away my imagination spat out this idea. I apologize for the bad anatomy - a pile of congealed bacon fat could probably do a better job on some days - but I'm still on my training wheels as far as figure drawing is concerned. C:' I'll probably scrap this once I rid myself of the Lazy and actually upload more stuff to this site.
The Russian words say "Where are my pants?"
He looks suspiciously like a plague doctor because Ivan Bilibin's rendition of the kikimora looks like it could be the doting great aunt of an anthropomorphized plague doctor, and with that filed away my imagination spat out this idea. I apologize for the bad anatomy - a pile of congealed bacon fat could probably do a better job on some days - but I'm still on my training wheels as far as figure drawing is concerned. C:' I'll probably scrap this once I rid myself of the Lazy and actually upload more stuff to this site.
The Russian words say "Where are my pants?"
Category All / Doodle
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 436 x 696px
File Size 100.4 kB
I don't know if that would be correct, since ваше is a possessive - it means 'your'.
An appropriate response to 'спасибо' (Thank you) would probably be Ничего (pronounced 'Nichivo'; его tends to be pronounced with a v sound instead of a g sound) which more or less translates into "nothing" and could be thought to mean something along the lines of "No problem," etc.
An appropriate response to 'спасибо' (Thank you) would probably be Ничего (pronounced 'Nichivo'; его tends to be pronounced with a v sound instead of a g sound) which more or less translates into "nothing" and could be thought to mean something along the lines of "No problem," etc.
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