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Aug 18, 2020
I promised to myself to update Street Smart at least once a week, whatever happens. Some "whatevers" seem to happen all the time, but here I am with another page :) Hope you enjoy it! I'm working hard with reference materials to improve my art.
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btw Ternopil Oblast — is an administrative region on the South-West of Ukraine, that has a special dialect and also is poorer than some other regions.
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Sasha is a kind young fellow from a family of farmers. He grew up on a farm, reads a lot, is fond of philosophy and can put in plain English ideas of Kant to you. He studies at a technical university and wants to become a mechanical engineer. But in his fifth year of study, he had heavy issues with anorexia \ eating disorders and had to take an academic leave.
Now, in order to return to study, he needs a psychologist’s opinion, and the doctor Sasha came across, well, is rather intriguing. Sasha does not really want to share the skeletons in his cupboard, as he's sure he's fine. His psychologist Dmitry has a different opinion and stubbornly seeks an approach to the street smart. They argue, wander around the city and talk on unrelated matters. And, as you know, such a violation of medical ethics can lead either to a great friendship or to a street row behind the garages.
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In this comic there will be a lot of aesthetics of post-Soviet cities, references to books and films. There will be amateur arguments about philosophy and warm and comfortable conversations.
Now, in order to return to study, he needs a psychologist’s opinion, and the doctor Sasha came across, well, is rather intriguing. Sasha does not really want to share the skeletons in his cupboard, as he's sure he's fine. His psychologist Dmitry has a different opinion and stubbornly seeks an approach to the street smart. They argue, wander around the city and talk on unrelated matters. And, as you know, such a violation of medical ethics can lead either to a great friendship or to a street row behind the garages.
88888888
In this comic there will be a lot of aesthetics of post-Soviet cities, references to books and films. There will be amateur arguments about philosophy and warm and comfortable conversations.
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