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Illustrations from Station Moon, a Soviet children's book by Pavel Klushantsev, 1965 and 1974

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“Glory to the Soviet Army”, postcard by V. Viktorov (1958)

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“They are Listening” 1930 Soviet postcard based on 1925 painting by Evgeny Katsman

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Doodled a character from a brainstorming sesh w

A gritty detective on a stateless autonomous Orbital Station in an alternate 1997 where the Soviet Union only Sort of collapsed.

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So, the new Soviet announcement got me thinking, if we ever got the Lenin battleship, like in WoWs, could she get an expression like the Santa skins but with Lenin's beard? Source: [Irisviel Von Einzbern] Fate/GO https://t.co/52t26nPmcb

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"For the steady and consistent implementation of the unshakable Leninist general line of the CPSU!" Soviet poster, 1965

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The skeleton cosmonaut. The skeleton diver. Two images by Bradley Wright and Tobias Roetsch. The suit goes on giving the appearance of life when its human is only bones.

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FROM RUSSIA: Taught to draw by his architect father, Yevgeny Charushin then had a chance to study under Soviet Union’s leading illustrator, Vladimir Lebedev and himself became an iconic illustrator specializing in wildlife.

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【1.2/Soviet HarvesTank】ypaaaaaaaa!!!!!

ソビエト連邦の戦車や歩兵戦闘車などを追加するMOD
あっ!野生のT-34が飛び出してきたぞ!
…実際の所…https://t.co/6Mrf5Ragi3

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trying to find a specific soviet era poster and found these really interesting ones instead

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A drawing of my daughter's Soviet cause yes. Second pic is her design

As well as a quick sketch of my own while I'm at it (Sorry, i didnt really bother haha)

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Warmup doodle for the day.

Talking about old bolt guns made me wanna draw the Soviet Workhorse and all the snow I shoveled inspired the setting.

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So yes, the first book I ever worked on was about Mars - and the reason? Because the Soviet Union was launching two missions in the summer of 1988 to orbit and make landings on Phobos, the larger Martian moon

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Mesmerising candy wrapper 'Parsifal' from 1927. Some artists were still working in symbolist / Art Nouveau style in 1920s.

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'Arthur of Albion' written by John Matthews and illustrated by Belorussian artist Pavel Tatarnikov in 2009. Pavel is specialised in medieval illustration which you can notice in his minute attention to detail. Dreamy atmosphere...

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Well the Soviet movie producers did not have the budget for elaborate effects and FX makeup.
I have a feeling if they did some would be scary AF.
The Americans also made these aliens.

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