#thecowstories; #bookinprogress 
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luiza mogosanu 
Sometimes it worries me, when I see a bear ruminating, chewing thing over.
I worry that it was a friend of mine.
If he is reading in depth about these ugly towns in remote Siberia, with their assessors and other inferior officials, his memory slips may be a defense mechanism?
This story and the drawings are fantastic, this bear is a very serious fellow, but charming nonetheless.
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Most likely the bear is unconsciously preserving his mental balance. The novel he´s reading, with its notorious studies of souls, makes him painfully aware, almost stir him into action, which is quite unusual for a cautious, poised good old bear. Deep in his heart, he´s a dreamer, a filthy well-meant utopian, hopefully he´ll come out until the end that way.😊
Thank you for the eagle-eyed remarks, and for the nice words, Robert.
On another note, it´s surprising how come the novel in question slipped through the fingers of filmmakers, i only found one (wish i´d master the language) dating from 1932…
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beautiful. Keep going! So good 🙂
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Thanks a bunch, Liz! 😊 Good vibes and a great weekend to you!
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Great work. The portraits of the men above the military compound(?) are really beautiful. I so enjoy seeing your work as it unfolds. -Jill
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Thank you, Jill! The faces are inspired from documents of remote penal colonies in the Russian Empire. Your words make me very happy! A great weekend to you !😊
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