Three cartoon girls in traditional Russian folk dresses stand in a meadow with birch trees and cottages in the background.

Three sisters inspired by the 1965 Soviet animated film "Vovka in the Thirty-First Kingdom", maintaining the original character design concept and artistic style: rounded cartoon proportions, hand-painted cel animation aesthetic, soft pastel color palette with muted earth tones, thick black outlines, stylized folk-inspired costumes. Each sister retains the core silhouette and facial structure from the original trio but features distinct variations: Sister 1 wears a blue sarafan with embroidered white floral patterns along the hem and sleeves, her hair in twin braids wrapped with red ribbons; Sister 2 dons a green sarafan with geometric yellow trim, her hair styled in a single low bun secured with a wooden comb; Sister 3 is dressed in a terracotta-red sarafan adorned with tiny mirrored sequins, her hair loose with two small side braids framing her face. All three stand side-by-side in a slightly curved formation against a flat illustrated background of birch trees and thatched-roof cottages, their expressions cheerful and mischievous, hands clasped behind their backs in unison, feet planted firmly in grassy meadow dotted with daisies. Lighting is soft and even, mimicking traditional animation studio illumination, no shadows cast beneath figures.,as close to the original concept as possible See more