Anatoly is a humor-led personal web project built around the playful idea that Anatoly is an idol and icon. Its central feature is a three-part code of conduct: stay calm and detached, assume Anatoly is always right, and listen to what he says. Presented with mock-official language, the rules turn an inside joke into the site’s defining philosophy.

The website brings together an introduction to Anatoly, the full code, and a gallery of five photographs and memes. It also includes personal pages for Stepa Dorokhov and the creator. Stepa’s section is explicitly framed as a humorous character and collection of invented legends, with a note distinguishing the jokes from verified facts. It mentions “Beri Delai 65,” a tool-rental venture attributed to Stepa, and advises visitors to ask him directly about availability and rental terms.

The creator’s section is a visual archive of 15 images exploring home life, city scenes, portraits, light, and everyday details. Overall, the brand combines playful storytelling, personal photography, and informal humor.