Schlucht auf Rot

Artist, photographer, WWII reenactor. Not political. https://t.me/redschlucht

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COMMISSION - closed!

I don't have the time or opportunity to do this 🫠.

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Some sketches

My OCs Hans and Sasha

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"Threat"

- "It's better for you to pick up snot, Dieter."

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The rest of my studies of the Wehrmacht uniform and equipment

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Wehrmacht feldbluse studying

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"Found name"

This small black pencil case is a Soviet soldier's death medallion.

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February 2, 1943 – the day the Battle of Stalingrad ended.

My photos from the flower-laying event at the mass grave of Soviet soldiers

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In Italy and the East front 1944

(my oc Dieter and Hans)

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I recently did a study of the y-straps (early type)

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A September reenactment of the 1944 battles in Crimea

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Hans remembers his friend who remained there.

(my original story)

I used there lines from the And one's song "Für".

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Blood-red sunset on the Eastern Front (my oc Dieter)

Oh, this picture is all about that. Winter makes me want to draw things like this. Especially since we've been unusually cold this time. Yes, -20 happens very rarely, it’s unusual. (As in January 1943, according to weather reports from the Stalingrad front, there was a week where the temperature dropped to -28)

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Some photos from the reenactment event held in November

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Помощь не близко

Солнце так низко

Только не спи в степи!

Мой друг непутёвый

Что там с тобою?

Аффинаж-Птица счастье

My characters are Hans and Dieter And what happens when visiting Stalingrad

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My OC Hans. Before the war, he went hunting with his friend, Freiherr von Kerfes.

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On November 23, 1942, Soviet troops closed the encirclement ring around the Wehrmacht's 6th Army in the Stalingrad. November 19, 1942, marked the beginning of the Soviet offensive Operation Uranus.

Caption: "How many Germans have you killed?", "We will not let a single German out of Stalingrad alive!"

These are real inscriptions in Stalingrad from those years that were captured in the photo.

This wall is also part of the fence of School No. 3, which still exists after war.

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Sorry, I've been gone. But I've been drawing and taking photos all this time.

Illustrations for the original novel