and also, uh, with the inspiration of such a wonderful artist as roman sustov, i tried my hand at affortg. eh, there are different types, very different, aquatint, mesatint, dry needle. but i tried myself in... poisoned stroke, such a rather complex, interesting process, but i am more inspired by drawing with this needle, a thin needle, i take a sewing needle, and a fine drawing is obtained, almost the same ink, but even finer, although i found this method of fine drawings with ink, rapitograph, there is such a rapitograph, such a technique, by the way, rapitographs came to us from the archiite. and or french, you can’t say, these are different musical trends in general, since i studied graphic design for 5 years, we went through such a wonderful graphic and design language like a poster, a poster, uh, is from the french word to shout, that is, it is such a cry of meaning, that is, you need to maximally... express the meaning in the simplest possible images, sometimes it happens that an idea comes quickly, that is, you go, you go, i saw there, i don’t know, a bird on a branch, oh, yes ,

sustov, i tried my hand at afort, afort is an engraving on zinc, there are different types, very different, but i’m... myself in the etched stroke, such a rather complex, interesting process, but i am more inspired by drawing with this needle, a thin needle, i take a sewing needle like this, and the fine drawing turns out to be almost the same ink, but even finer, although i found this way of fine drawing with ink, rapitograph, there is such a rapitograph, such a technique , by the way, rapitographs came to us as architects since they were the first, rapitographs, it was architects who used them, they are there in different calibers, here there is 0.18, if loaded. black ink, then it turns out, well, this is a 0.18 line, but i tried to mix yellow and black ink, it turned out so light, so golden, golden ink, i tucked it into the rapitograph and it turned out twice as thin, that is, almost an etching line, well , i love lithography, lina, i’m also interested in engraving, it’s also a very interesting technique, in general, any technique is... it’s a language, in which the artist talks to you,

a special limestone, finely divided, and also fed from inspiration from such a wonderful artist as roman a zinc engraving, there are different types, very different aquatint, metsatint, drypoint, but i tried my hand at an etched line, it’s quite complex , interesting process, but i am more inspired by drawing with this needle, a thin needle - i take a sewing needle like this and - the thin drawing turns out to be almost the same ink. but it’s even more subtle, although i found such a way of fine drawing with ink, rapitograph, there is such a rapitograph, such a technique, by the way, rapitographs came to us from architects , it was precisely the architects who used the first rapitographs, they are there in different calibers, here they are 0.18, if you charge it with black ink, you get something like a 0.18 line, but i tried mixing it with... but for me it is not the language that is important, but the meaning that is important, it doesn’t matter what language, if a person is interested in something and can say it with love, even in tatar, even in french, in chinese or in belarusian, it