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The art style took a while to grow on me but of course it did, because I have an Oleg Volkov-shaped problem.
New story arc, new art style, and a huge leap in storytelling. Seryozha and Oleg are living back together and there's a massive skeleton in the closet of their relationship.
Listen, I could write 1000 words about this "Sorry" alone.
Oleg Buevskiy's illustrations are strong graphic representations of modern culture, social problems, political issues and news events, illustrated with a touch of sci fi and just enough madness to produce a reaction in the viewer. View more on https://t.co/FNVWWAWhXq
Okay fine one more....
...as the point of this thread is to appreciate Oleg looking devastatingly gorgeous, I had to include this too.
Let's save the pain and heartbreak for another thread.
These are like two default expressions of Oleg around Sergey - "tired of his shit (TM)" and "what the heck (TM)"
Okay, I might just as well give up and start Oleg Volkov appreciation thread
aka
"Why did he have to look this good in literally every shot"
Part 1 - good-looking AND snarky, sold
#serovolk #сероволк #олегволков #мгчд
Автор - Oleg Danylenko / Kraków, Poland
✅Больше прекрасных работ цифровых художников на моём канале Telegram https://t.co/NyUkNkGOqP
+VK https://t.co/zgKu0umsDk
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#3d #art #digitalart #scifiart #Telegram #poster #cinema
Decided I'd re-draw something from one peculiar straight artist. I saw his art in a +18 humor puzzle game and I liked it quite a bit. Hope it doesn't piss him off, might take it down if it does. If not I might do more.
OG: Oleg Okunev @OkunevArt
Art by me @LostElk404
Labbing PS1 fighting games as one does and found Mia and Oleg from Vs. (1997) in Polygon Magic's later, unrelated fighter Slap Happy Rhythm Busters (2000). @GuestCharacters
And there's also some kind of a werewolf Oleg so I guess I can put a #сероволк tag now. Heh...
[commission] for Aslip1 on Fiverr, Oleg Tsoy, digital (procreate), 2021
#olegtsoyart #commission #fantasy #procreate
Exquisite illustrations by Erik Bulatov and Oleg Vasiliev for Charles Perrault's "Cinderella" published in 1971. #soviet #sovietart
my take on @yugiohdilf's #dtiys! Happy (late) bday oleg :3c