I thoroughly enjoyed crafting this puppet, not only because it was the first monkey puppet, I'd ever made but also because it was intended for a charitable performance. The customer wanted it to closely resemble the monkey from the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie. I embraced the challenge and fulfilled her wish.

This puppet was designed upon the request of a Korean student studying in Moscow, who needed a puppet for a traditional Korean costume performance. The unique requirement was that the puppet's eyes had to move up, down, and sideways.

These puppets were created upon the request of a customer from the United States, representing characters from his favorite movies. He displays them proudly in his studio, and our collaboration has grown into a lasting friendship. This is one of the rewarding aspects of my job—puppets aren't mere nameless items but unique creations with personal connections to their owners.

These stunning puppets, which include a fish, seahorse, octopus, and shark, emerged from a creative collaboration between myself and my friend Adam. Adam's expertise in design and carving brought each puppet to life with meticulous attention to detail, capturing the essence of each sea creature through his artistic vision.

My role in this project was to paint the puppets carefully, ensuring that their vibrant colors and intricate patterns accurately reflected the beauty and mystery of the ocean. Through this collaboration, we were able to combine our skills to create puppets that are both visually striking and faithful to the wonders of the underwater world.