Drawing of the famous Russian doll.
The first eight-piece wooden doll was built in the early twentieth century by master Vasilij Petrovič Zvëzdočkin and colored by the illustrator of children's books Sergej Vasil'evič Malyutin, a profound connoisseur of folk art of Russian villages, who represented the doll in the dress, calling her Matrena (from the Latin mater, "mother").
The eight small dolls that made up the first matryoshka represented, in order of size, a mother, a girl, a boy, a girl, etc., up to the last figure, that of a newborn in swaddling clothes.
Time lapse of the realization of the drawing
Detail upper part.
Changing colors with cold tones
Detail left part of the illustration.
Changing colors with warm tones
Rendering proposal number 1.
Front application on t-shirt.
Rendering proposal number 2.
Back application on long-sleeved shirt.
Rendering on cup with hot chocolate.
Sweet and reassuring
Presentations of the digital illustration MATRIOSKA made by me.
