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 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.

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.

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.

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.

The Old Railway Station in Jerusalem. Series: Views of Jerusalem. Genre: Pointillism, Impressionism. Illustration for the Jewish Calendar. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov. The calendar was printed in Moscow in 2021, commissioned by the Moscow Choral Synagogue of the Torah Mi-Zion Educational Center.

Exlibris. Year of creation 2023. The exlibris was created for the international exhibition-contest in Yekaterinburg. The theme of the exhibition is the culture of Yekaterinburg. Pavel Bazhov's fairy tales. The Mistress of the Copper Mountain. The exlibris is an engraving. The printed graphics are made on S1 silk-screen printing. The exlibris is hand-painted. The signed author's edition consists of 10 copies. Artist Marat Bryzgalov.

Jerusalem. String Bridge. Genre: Pointillism, Impressionism. Series: Views of Jerusalem. For the Jewish calendar. Artist: Marat Bryzgalov. The calendar was printed in Moscow, commissioned by the Moscow Choral Synagogue.