"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.

"Morozko" is a Russian folk tale. In the section "Game Library". In the children's magazine "Why?". Published by the Young Technician publishing house. The illustration was published in the magazine. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Russian folk tale "The Fox and the Wolf". Question: What did the wolf use to catch fish? The answer options are circled above the picture. Illustration for the Russian children's magazine "Why?" published by the Young Technician publishing house. The illustration was published in the magazine. The artist is Marat Bryzgalov.

According to the fairy tale "The Moomin-Troll". Game section. Children's magazine "Why?" Publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". The illustration was published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the "From All Over the World" section. Children's Magazine " And Why?" publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the "From All Over the World" section. Children's Magazine " And Why?" publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the children's magazine "Why? " Comic. Section - "Our cartoon" " Theme: Nikolai Alekseevich Ostrovsky - Soviet writer, author of the novel "How the Steel Was Tempered".

In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Publishing House "Young Technician". Published in the magazine. Illustration in reduction. Topic: Meteorite. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

In the magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Published by the Young Technician publishing house. Published in the magazine. Illustration for printing in a smaller format. Topic: Giant Quarry Excavator. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the "From All Over the World" section. Children's Magazine " And Why?" publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the "From All Over the World" section. Children's Magazine " And Why?" publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". 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.

What flower did the evil stepmother order the girl to bring from the forest? In the fairy tale "The Twelve Months." The game section. The children's magazine "Why?" The publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik." The illustration was published in the magazine. The illustration technique used was watercolor paper, ink, and gouache. The artist was Marat Bryzgalov.

For the children's magazine "Lefty". Publishing house "Young Technician". Section "Lefty's Tasks". Article about old mobile phones and environmental and recycling issues. Published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

In the children's magazine "Why?" Section "From Around the World". Edited by Young Technician. Published in the magazine. Illustration reduced during printing. Illustration for an article about Japanese cars and new types of steel for them. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustration for the children's magazine "Lefty". Editorial office of "Young Technician". Section "Lefty's Tasks". Article about environmental issues and the fight against industrial air pollution. Published in the magazine. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Ants. Illustration for the children's educational magazine "Why?" Publishing house "Yuny Tekhnik". Section: "About Our Lesser Brothers". Genre. Animalistics. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov

Illustration-Prague residents discuss the fate of the magical clay giant Golem.. Golem and Golems series. A tale of a magical clay giant. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustrations for the "From All Over the World" section. Children's Magazine " And Why?" Publishing House "Young Technician". Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Illustration for the magazine "Why?" Section "Meet You". Psychological tests - "Weather and Character". Artist: Marat Bryzgalov.