Петербургский Метрополитен
Петербургский Метрополитен
Picture book "River of life". Author Andrey Evtushenko. The book tells about family history from the 17th century to the present. Watercolor, oil pastel, colored pencil
Picture book "River of life". Author Andrey Evtushenko. The book tells about family history from the 17th century to the present. Watercolor, oil pastel, colored pencil
Illustration for online-chrestomathy for charity fund "Vklad v budushee"
Illustration for online-chrestomathy for charity fund "Vklad v budushee"
Автобиографический рассказ усыновленного русского мальчика, переведенный на русский язык Фондом Тимченко и созданный при поддержке издательства "Альпина Паблишер"
Автобиографический рассказ усыновленного русского мальчика, переведенный на русский язык Фондом Тимченко и созданный при поддержке издательства "Альпина Паблишер"
design of characters and maps for the children's New Year's quest for digital design studio "Blackfish"
elements for digital design studio "Blackfish"
design of characters and maps for the children's New Year's quest for digital design studio "Blackfish"
Иллюстрации к подарочной детской книге для компании дорожной техники
Иллюстрации к подарочной детской книге для компании дорожной техники
Can Mowgli be taught to speak? What are the cells in our body talking about? Why are bees dancing? Who invented the language of the elves? Can plants argue? Can you speak with notes? Who yawns with fear? Why do languages die? How to convey a message using fire and water? What can mills and drums "tell"? * In this issue of Stardust, we will talk with linguists and biologists, children's writers and poets about the many different languages, signs and symbols we use to communicate with each other
Can Mowgli be taught to speak? What are the cells in our body talking about? Why are bees dancing? Who invented the language of the elves? Can plants argue? Can you speak with notes? Who yawns with fear? Why do languages die? How to convey a message using fire and water? What can mills and drums "tell"? * In this issue of Stardust, we will talk with linguists and biologists, children's writers and poets about the many different languages, signs and symbols we use to communicate with each other