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Feel free to ask questions, leave comments, write horny things in tags under my art, etc. You don't have to be my mutual for this. I decided to start taking commissions. Feel free to ask if you have any questions. From $35 for a single character in line art and up depending on the difficulty. SFW & NSFW I draw everything except pregnancy and forced feminization. I can only accept payments through Boosty

I can and probably will write a long essay about why Durge/Bogdan looks the way he does. But I'm too lazy. So here's just a quick sketch. Here he looks older than he does now in my drawings, but someday (if I don't get bored) in my AU he will grow up to look like this too. He has severe dermatitis all over his body, sometimes these spots bleed and often itch. Most of the time he just wears pants and at best also puts on boots. So, despite how tragic it is for me, he has terribly rough, calloused and dirty feet. He got the scar on his lips in childhood, when his older sister Arina "played" with him.

When I first visited Moonrise, I stood before the Absolute in awe. It was more of an idea than an entity. Pure love. Total power. Orin was by my side. She told me god had chosen me to be a True Soul. Blessed and adored. Now I know those memories are lies. There was no god. Orin held me down in a cocoon of flesh, while a mind flayer forced a parasite into my head. And she laughed at my fear.

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

It’s okay if the first draft is bad…

Russian Empire AU 5

CW: racism, exoticization, non-con, eh??? Durge is a big creep.

This happens after the first drawing where Enver and Bogdan are drinking. So Enver here is totally wasted and Bogdan is drunk at least a little.

Enver isn't even that dark-skinned, but Bogdan spends most of his time on his estate, surrounded exclusively by people of the same ethnicity, who all look pretty much the same. Well, except for his uncle Sarvil, who gave Bogdan his fixation on dark skin to begin with. So even the slightly different Enver, with his slightly darker skin and black hair, looks different enough in Bogdan's eyes for him to start fetishizing his new cute friend. Enver guessed from the weird comments that Bogdan had a certain favorite type. But he lives in a multinational city, where people look much more diverse. And he could not imagine that for Bogdan he could look SO… exotic. In fact, at first he even liked Bogdan's comments about his appearance, although even then they seemed a bit objectifying. But what can you expect from a Russian aristocrat who doesn't see most people as equal to him anyway. If he doesn't see you as particularly equal, but at least handsome, that's not bad. Besides, Enver has some complexes about his appearance, which began in his childhood, when he lived among the Germans. And although when he moved to live with his uncle Rafael among the Tatars, he stopped being a black sheep, Rafael is not the most empathetic or generous with compliments. So yeah… at first, Bogdan's shitty comments were kinda pleasant to Enver.

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Describe your Tav or Durge's personality with characters you associate with them:

I was tagged by @rinwellisathing . Thank you! :3 This time this post will be about my latest Tav - Azar.

Nijimura Okuyasu Most of all, he resembles Okuyasu Nijimura, but evil. On the inside, he reacts to everything just as strongly and emotionally as Okuyasu. But because he's a Banite, on the outside, Azar appears much more reserved. He's not as naive as Okuyasu, but he's similarly simple-minded. Azar also does not like to think independently and relies on the opinions of those he has chosen as his moral compass much more than on his own.

Garrosh Hellscream Azar doesn't have a common biography with Garrosh. But they have very similar views on how society should be organized and what it means to be a strong leader. The only difference is that Azar makes a distinction between his own people and others not by race, but by religion. There are your people and they should get the best, and there are others - they can be used so that your people get the best. A good person is fearless and acts tough without fear of upsetting others.

Russian Empire AU part 3 Come closer and kiss your uncle, you don't want to upset him, do you?

I don't even know what tags to put, so I'll put none, so it won't end up in innocent people's feeds lol

This AU is getting out of control. I didn't plan this at all, but this morning I had a VISION. I know about existence of at least one black nobleman in the Russian Empire, so Sarevok doesn't need to change his race to fit into my AU. But he does need to change his name, because all nobles had to convert to Orthodox Christianity. So his name is Sarvil. (I have no idea what kind of name this is, I just looked at the list of Orthodox names and chose the closest sounding one.) And I came up with a name for Durge! His name is Bogdan, which literally means "given by God." In the old days, this name was usually given to adopted children. But there were exceptions. For some reason, the aristocrat Bhaalov was unable to have a son and in desperation he decided to raise his daughter Olga (Orin) as his successor. But then he had a son. And he considered it a miracle and named him Bogdan. And Bhaalov completely forgot about his daughter and now he plans to simply marry her off to some nobleman. Now all his attention is focused on his long-awaited son. But Bhaalov is a busy man and is not really that interested in raising children. And he is often away from his estate and travels a lot. But he has cousin Sarvil, a military man who was discharged due to injury. And he volunteered to look after Bhaalov's children. :))))) Although, of course, they also have nannies and governesses. I tried to make the clothes roughly correct, but I'm not really interested in 19th century noble clothes, so um, well I didn't bother too much. When necessary, Bogdan dresses as befits his status, but in general he doesn’t particularly like clothes and is a wild brute. So when he is on the family estate he dresses in clothes that are more like peasant clothes, because they are more comfortable, and often he just walks around in pants and bare-chested. Oh and for some mysterious reason Bogdan has a fetishistic fascination with people with darker skin than him and this definitely won't reflect badly on Enver in any way.

@dearest-and-nearest you're so right! I change my mind and Orin is now Arina. Thanks for the idea.

Russian Empire AU part 3 Come closer and kiss your uncle, you don't want to upset him, do you?

I don't even know what tags to put, so I'll put none, so it won't end up in innocent people's feeds lol

This AU is getting out of control. I didn't plan this at all, but this morning I had a VISION. I know about existence of at least one black nobleman in the Russian Empire, so Sarevok doesn't need to change his race to fit into my AU. But he does need to change his name, because all nobles had to convert to Orthodox Christianity. So his name is Sarvil. (I have no idea what kind of name this is, I just looked at the list of Orthodox names and chose the closest sounding one.) And I came up with a name for Durge! His name is Bogdan, which literally means "given by God." In the old days, this name was usually given to adopted children. But there were exceptions. For some reason, the aristocrat Bhaalov was unable to have a son and in desperation he decided to raise his daughter Olga (Orin) as his successor. But then he had a son. And he considered it a miracle and named him Bogdan. And Bhaalov completely forgot about his daughter and now he plans to simply marry her off to some nobleman. Now all his attention is focused on his long-awaited son. But Bhaalov is a busy man and is not really that interested in raising children. And he is often away from his estate and travels a lot. But he has cousin Sarvil, a military man who was discharged due to injury. And he volunteered to look after Bhaalov's children. :))))) Although, of course, they also have nannies and governesses. I tried to make the clothes roughly correct, but I'm not really interested in 19th century noble clothes, so um, well I didn't bother too much. When necessary, Bogdan dresses as befits his status, but in general he doesn’t particularly like clothes and is a wild brute. So when he is on the family estate he dresses in clothes that are more like peasant clothes, because they are more comfortable, and often he just walks around in pants and bare-chested. Oh and for some mysterious reason Bogdan has a fetishistic fascination with people with darker skin than him and this definitely won't reflect badly on Enver in any way.

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Sally, a Tatar, married a German and changed her name, surname and religion. (Before the Germans were deported from the Volga region in the 40s of the 20th century, there was a fairly large population of Germans who had lived here for a couple of hundred years.) Why did she do it? I like the version (I didn't come up with it) that she thought Dravo was much richer than he actually was because he was a shoemaker and had good shoes. Well, and maybe just love, why not. I'm not sure it would be to her advantage to marry a German to raise her status. Although the Tatars were definitely second-class citizens compared to the Russians, the Germans weren't doing so well either and overall the Tatars had a pretty good position in society and a strong community. Was it possible to marry a man of another nationality? It was definitely possible in the 20th century, even in the Russian Empire before the USSR, in the 19th century it depended on many factors. But overall I think it was possible. Sally was "white passing", but in Enver's case, his non-white genes prevailed and he stood out like a black sheep among the new community in which Sally now lived. In addition, Drago turned out to be not such a rich and successful businessman. And not such a wonderful person at all. So Enver became a burden and a thorn in their side, reminding them of their own mistakes. Here on the stage (heh-heh) comes Raphael. Her distant rich tatar relative. At that time, the Tatars did not have aristocrats in the classical European sense. But there was something similar anyway. So Rafael is a rich owner of some business that he inherited from his daddy. In the 20th century, Raphael become a common Tatar name. Although often with vibes of a name that would be given to a "mixed" child or a child who looks "European". (Not necessarily. This is not a strict rule.) Was this name used by Tatars in the 19th century? I'm not sure. But I find it funny and fitting that Raphael is half-demon and has the name of a child from a "mixed" marriage. This coincidence is very suitable for my AU. So, Rafael is gay and doesn't want to get a wife and have sex with her even to have a child. But he thinks it would be good to have an heir to the business, whom he can raise according to his (ideal) vision, and he needs someone to take care of him in his old age. (He doesn't like to think about it, but it's the sad truth. :( In this AU, he's very privileged, but still just a human.) And then he remembers Saniya… Now Sally. She has a child, also "mixed" and people say she doesn't like him very much. Ah, that child would be a good buy! Um… I mean, how noble would it be for Raphael to take him under his wing.

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It wasn't unusual for rich people to buy children. For what? For all sorts of reasons. From adoption to something less pleasant. And although in general children were treated as property of their parents, I felt this was especially true for adopted children. Like, be grateful you live in a house and not on the streets. Even if your "parents" treat you like a slave. Next to Rafael is Hanum (Haarlep, his sugar baby in this AU), who decided to portray Rafael's conservative wife just for the lulz. I have not found any photos or pictures of women in the 19th century who covered their faces. But I have read about it in literature. And I think conservative women simply refused to be photographed or drawn, because depicting a person is a sin and all that. So despite the fact that Hanum covered their face is wasn't an obligation for all women, it depended on the family and here they simply decided to play such a role, since they went to buy a child so that Rafael could play family. Also, although Hanum definitely sounds 100% feminine, there is no grammatical gender in the Tatar language at all. Everyone uses the same pronouns, etc. And in general, Hanum is genderqueer/agender or something like that and loves to play different roles and dresses up a lot. (They still has a dick that they use to fuck lazy bottom Raphael.) In the 19th century, rich men could still have several wives. So Hanum sometimes played a whole harem at once. Each time a new wife, but for some reason no one ever saw them at the same time. Raphael still only liked the version that looked like his younger self. I found different Volga German costumes, including some pretty colorful ones. But Sally and Dravo weren't rich + I decided to make them dark costumes for an extra contrast with how rich Tatars dressed (aka everything should sparkle, shimmer, and consist of a thousand layers).

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Sally, a Tatar, married a German and changed her name, surname and religion. (Before the Germans were deported from the Volga region in the 40s of the 20th century, there was a fairly large population of Germans who had lived here for a couple of hundred years.) Why did she do it? I like the version (I didn't come up with it) that she thought Dravo was much richer than he actually was because he was a shoemaker and had good shoes. Well, and maybe just love, why not. I'm not sure it would be to her advantage to marry a German to raise her status. Although the Tatars were definitely second-class citizens compared to the Russians, the Germans weren't doing so well either and overall the Tatars had a pretty good position in society and a strong community. Was it possible to marry a man of another nationality? It was definitely possible in the 20th century, even in the Russian Empire before the USSR, in the 19th century it depended on many factors. But overall I think it was possible. Sally was "white passing", but in Enver's case, his non-white genes prevailed and he stood out like a black sheep among the new community in which Sally now lived. In addition, Drago turned out to be not such a rich and successful businessman. And not such a wonderful person at all. So Enver became a burden and a thorn in their side, reminding them of their own mistakes. Here on the stage (heh-heh) comes Raphael. Her distant rich tatar relative. At that time, the Tatars did not have aristocrats in the classical European sense. But there was something similar anyway. So Rafael is a rich owner of some business that he inherited from his daddy. In the 20th century, Raphael become a common Tatar name. Although often with vibes of a name that would be given to a "mixed" child or a child who looks "European". (Not necessarily. This is not a strict rule.) Was this name used by Tatars in the 19th century? I'm not sure. But I find it funny and fitting that Raphael is half-demon and has the name of a child from a "mixed" marriage. This coincidence is very suitable for my AU. So, Rafael is gay and doesn't want to get a wife and have sex with her even to have a child. But he thinks it would be good to have an heir to the business, whom he can raise according to his (ideal) vision, and he needs someone to take care of him in his old age. (He doesn't like to think about it, but it's the sad truth. :( In this AU, he's very privileged, but still just a human.) And then he remembers Saniya… Now Sally. She has a child, also "mixed" and people say she doesn't like him very much. Ah, that child would be a good buy! Um… I mean, how noble would it be for Raphael to take him under his wing.

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