In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine "Young Technician". Published in the magazine. Illustration on the topic of medical research. A universal ultra-miniature robot for medical research and operations.

For the children's magazine "Lefty". Publishing house "Young Technician". Section "Lefty's Tasks". Article about the value of clean fresh water and ecology. Published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Products. Illustration for the task based on the fairy tale "Porridge from an Axe". Screensavers for the game section. Children's magazine "Why?" Publishing house "Young Technician". The illustration is published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

"Winter Fairy Tale" by Finnish writer Sakarias Topelius. In the "Game Room" section. In the children's magazine "Why?" published by the Young Technician publishing house. The illustration was published in the magazine. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

To the question of the fairy tale "By the Pike's Command". Section of the game room. Children's magazine "Why?" Publishing house "Young Technician". The illustration is published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

In the children's magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine. For printing in a reduced format. Topic: Sea urchin shell. Research for the development of new building materials. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov

In the children's magazine "Why?" published by the Young Technician publishing house. Section "From Around the World". Published in the magazine. Illustration for printing in a reduced format. Topic: New Russian All-Terrain Vehicle. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Publishing House "Young Technician". Published in the magazine. Illustration for printing in a reduced format. Topic: According to Greek literature. The ancient Greeks may have perceived colors differently. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why?". Section "Game Library". Edited by Young Technician. Published in the magazine. Topic: Which bird is the smartest? The illustration style is decorative and designed to be reduced. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustration for the children's magazine "Lefty". Editorial office "Young Technician". Section "Lefty's Tasks". Published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Edited by Young Technician. Published in the magazine. Topic: A new humanoid robot capable of handling fragile objects with care. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustration for the children's magazine "NOGDZAU" (Pioneer). The magazine is published in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, in Vladikavkaz. The magazine is published in Russian and Ossetian. Artist Marat Bryzgalov

U. Koval illustration

Illustration for the magazine "Why?" Edited by Yuny Tekhnik. Section "100,000 Whys". Theme: The History of Ink. Illustration designed for reduction. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov. Technique: Paper, watercolor, gouache, ink, brush

"Kai and the Snow Queen" for the magazine "Why?" Editorial office of "Young Technician". Game section. The illustration was published in the magazine. The illustration technique is watercolor paper and ink. Artist Marat Bryzgalov

Illustration for the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Edited by Young Technician. Published. Topic: Chinese Mars Rover. Test in the Mountains of Tibet. Technique: Paper, watercolor, acrylic, gouache, and ink. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov

Monument to General Issa Pliev in Vladikavkaz. Series of attractions. Illustration designed for reduction. Printed in the magazine "NOGDZAU" (Pioneer) in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania in Russian and Ossetian. Artist Marat Bryzgalov

Camel. Illustration by calculation for reduction. Printed in the magazine "NOGDZAU" (Pioneer), published in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania in Russian and Ossetian. Artist Marat Bryzgalov

Sparrows. Illustration by calculation for reduction. Printed in the magazine "NOGDZAU" (Pioneer), published in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania in Russian and Ossetian. Artist Marat Bryzgalov

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