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If I died in a field, it would seem to me… it would seem to me that I was finally free. "the ring" by ioan grigorescu. here we go again with obscure radio plays from what, 50 years ago? yeah

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the forbidden fruit turned out to be rotten

apple trend with my OCs because why not

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when vanishing

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IV. Moscow

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sketch of an OC. name's jakub de graaf ooooh he's not happy

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oh god my pookie i love you so much we're in this together

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in love with this first one more suggestive one is under the cut

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III. Berlin

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drew some ambush content today (you know, the most obscure stuff again that i started to enjoy haha) wanted to see how Eliseev and Kryukov changed from their younger years to ww2 suggestive content under the cut

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i don't know what i wanted to convey here maybe heinrich doesn't believe that all of this is really happening to him

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II. Warsaw

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sasha reevaluates his life choices redraw of a meme that turned out being so damn depressing

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a little bit more ambush content for my soul kryukow and eliseev are having fun times back in the day on the last one

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But you have preserved yourself, your posture and all that… You have preserved yourself: to your misfortune, to my joy. You paid no attention to me on the street, Sergei Petrovich, but I paid full attention to you…

radio play "Ambush" by Andrey Veytsler with S. Lyubshin and P. Velyaminov. can't get it out of my head

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I. Riga

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old ones yet again my little hc: heinrich looked after frau ditmar in sasha's absence and before her passing she gave heinrich a photo that johann had sent her during his service. at first heinrich used this photo as a bookmark but quickly realised that it would wear out just like his heart from looking at it. so he hid it somewhere in his drawers, but when he feels especially sad, he always finds it

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watched Two Comrades Were Serving (1968) tonight and well, that movie isn't that good imo, but yankovsky is there and he's so painfully sad and beautiful i just. had to.