Only after I die will my work become undead

I read books and then I draw (honestly, it's just Dostoevsky)

[mournfulroses]

Marcel Proust, from a story featured in "The Complete Short Stories of Marcel Proust," originally published in 2001

[lesbianraskolnikov]

Every time I see that quote I think of this

[forefathers-eve]

So I watched Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein... It was peak.

I decided to draw one of the most visually pleasing scenes (yes, that's exactly the one)

[artechna]

ok bro… thats an interesting theory… i guess???

this is how crime and punishment went, right? 🤔

[forefathers-eve]

A bloody smoothie ?

[forefathers-eve]

All Raskolnikov ink artworks I found

https://www.instagram.com/ponury_artysta_konrad?igsh=MWVmOWVrNml4dDhhZg==

[forefathers-eve]

We're back with some Rodya doodles!

[sneez]

lino print of a book cover concept for the idiot :D [id in alt text]

[verothewise]

[cat-astro-phi]

anyway back to shitposting

[forefathers-eve]

[nadezhdadurova]

[forefathers-eve]

Frosty winter

[forefathers-eve]

[mercurymaceo]

Crime and Punishment Part 1 poster for an assignment :)))

(I’ve only just finished part 4 chapter 2 and I cannot be normal about this book😭😭)

[forefathers-eve]

It was supposed to be a fun drawing but turned out kinda dark

But it suits the theme

[creantzy]

Jayvik as the soup-feeding incident in crime and punishment

Drawn entirely with the Viktor brush btw 😭