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hi, i'm aeternoria and i draw commission and adopts.
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History of Soviet Winnie the Pooh illustration; a thread.
The first Russian edition of Winnie the Pooh was published in 1960 and illustrated by Alisa Poret.
"At the Poles of the Earth" postcards from the Soviet Union, illustrated by Valentin Viktorov, 1976.
Celebrate #Aviationmonth by commemorating the #NightWitches, an awesome band of #WWI ladies who flew high to land a victory for the Soviets. Find this #Witch on GIPHY https://t.co/7yU0qupWtP (or just search 'aviationmonth' in your Twitter/FB messenger/insta/snap GIF searchbar!)
Soviet space art by Andrei Sokolov, printed in the 1973 postcard set "In the Depths of the Universe."
Soviet space station, illustrated by Nikolai Kolchitsky, 1951.
@SovietWomble I know i'm not too good at drawing armor or weapons, but Jen is just a badass, i coudn't not draw her! 😁 I hope you like it! #jenblack #rimworld #art #fanart #sovietwomble
Wanted to draw military stuff again >:(
Srsly, I wanted to draw this picture of my "soviet" character for a long time, and I'm pretty happy with the outcome. I portrayed Karina this time with a softer and more innocent look. <3
#anthroart #furryart
The Soviet Space Age in '70s postcards illustrated by Valentin Viktorov.
November 7 celebrations on the covers of Murzilka, a Soviet children's magazine. November 7 (the October Revolution Day) was one of the biggest holidays in the Soviet Union with huge celebrations all over the country.
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#Architecture #Space #Illustration “Galina Balashova: Architect of the Soviet Space https://t.co/lVoG3sbTEN
“Notable People of Leningrad’s Komsomol”, book from 1936 #Soviet
"How to Close the Gap" – 🇺🇸 American illustration by D. R. Fitzpatrick lambasting the Soviet’s attempted blockade of Berlin in 1948
Soviet New Year postcard by Yevgeny Gundobin, 1953
Available here: https://t.co/WMGE7j67V8
1972 Soviet postcard featuring Voskhod 2 cosmonauts Pavel Belyayev and Alexei Leonov, first human to walk in #space.
The Myasishchev M-50, also known as 'Bounder', would have started a line of supersonic Soviet bombers. It very much resembles the B-58 Hustler.
Both were replaced by ICBMs in the 1960s.
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#Art from James Vaughan: https://t.co/iJfYFt4bEy