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Maybe I'll move it to scraps later. Okay, you won. Later I blowed off it, but... I decided that it looks more interesting in this version. : D
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it's so funny, knowledge of other nations and their history we carry through our lifetimes sometimes looks sooo hilarious.. just grotesque!
looool, this pic just made my day))
no, no, no, the cat is GREAT! but it's realy LOL!!)))
Actually he isn't refugee, as you said, I wanted to draw Behenot from "Мастер и Маргарита" by Bulghakov, but your idea sounds interesting. xD
Thanks a lot. : D
in 30ies, in USSR..OMG))
i know, those little remarks are worthless)
but such kind of inaccuracy in details usually make me greatly disappointed..
and the expression on His "face", pityful, non imposing!) that's why He looks like a refugee))
"an emigrant from Russian Empire( left country with the evidence of Revolution 1917th), begging for some change on street of small european town, showing his passport as a proof"
taki mądry pyszczek ma <D