In the magazine "Why? Published by Young Technician. Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine. Illustrations for printing in a reduced format. Decorative style. Topic: Planet Mars, research. Fossils resembling corals have been found. These may be traces of ancient oceans that once existed on Mars. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov

In the magazine "Why? Published by Young Technician. Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine. The illustration is intended for printing in a smaller format. Decorative style. Theme: Tomatoes and Potatoes. For an article about the origin of plants. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why? Young Technician Publishing House. " Section "From Around the World" Published in the magazine. Illustrations for printing in a reduced format. Decorative style. Theme: Water bikes from New Zealand. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why? published by "Young Technician". Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine. The illustration is intended for reduction. Decorative style. Theme: Octopus Robot for Underwater Research. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

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In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Edited by the Young Technician publishing house. Published in the magazine. The illustration has been prepared for reduction. Decorative style. Theme: Fish and bubbles underwater. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the children's magazine's spread - Why? Section: Danila and Nastya. Scan of the magazine's spread. - Why? The magazine's section covers DIY projects and activities for children's creativity. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "And Why?" Section "From All Over the World". Published by the editorial office of the magazine "Young Technician". Published in the magazine. The illustration is intended for printing in a reduced format. Decorative style. The technique is paper and acrylic paints. Theme: Flying Cars Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Edited by the Young Technician publishing house. Published in the magazine. The illustration is prepared for reduction. Decorative style. Theme: Amphibious Motorcycle. The illustration is prepared for reduction. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustration for the column "From all over the world". Magazine "And why?" Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

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Parrots. Illustration for the magazine "Why?" An educational children's magazine. The "100,000 Reasons" section. Edited by the Young Technician publishing house. The illustration is designed for printing in a smaller format. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

For the children's magazine "Why?" published by Yuny Tekhnik. Two-page spread. Section "Our Cartoon" (comics). Theme: Novgorod Prince Alexander Nevsky. Military leader and diplomat. Decorative illustration style. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the children's magazine "Nash Misha". Artist Marat Bryzgalov. The illustration style is decorative. Technique: Paper, acrylic, gouache, and ink.

Birds. Illustrations for the magazine "Young Naturalist". Section "Why Club". Artist: Marat Bryzgalov. Technique: Paper, watercolor, ink, gouache, acrylic.

Illustrations for the children's magazine "Why?".Section "Our Cartoon" (Comics).Theme:Barclay de Tolly was a Russian military commander of Scottish-German origin.

In the magazine " Why?" Section "From All Over the World". Published by Yuny Tekhnik. Published in the magazine. Illustration designed for printing in a reduced format. Decorative style. Theme: Ancient Mayfly in Amber. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the children's magazine "Why?" Section "Our Cartoon" (Comics). Topic: The Battle on the Ice. Prince Alexander Nevsky of Novgorod. Decorative style. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

For children's poems. Page turn. Decorative illustration, stylization. Printed in the magazine "NOGDZAU" (Pioneer), published in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania in Russian and Ossetian. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Folk village toys. Rag dolls. Print-ready screensaver. Illustration for Russian fairy tales. Technique: Paper acrylic. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.