The post image: Varenukha and Rimsky.
Visitors of the women’s shop, after the variety performance:
The empty suit:
Hella and Behemoth:
The visit of barman Sokov:
Behemoth reading the passport:
Azazello regaling to Margarita of Berlioz’s funeral:
Natasha on the hog:
Korovyev and Behemoth:
CRANK THAT HOG, NATASHA!!!
Personally I like the managing of light and shadow to create the contrast between the objects on different planes of depth in the image — particularly in the Sokov picture. Although the artist was obviously cheating in the Varenukha and Rimsky pic.
Why is there no casting shadow of the person on the chair in the post image? Is he a vampire or something like that? Or did I found the thing the artist was cheating on?
The lack of a shadow is actually a plot point in the novel — rather early on, so not much of a spoiler. I greatly recommend the book, and it’s especially magnificent if you find an audiobook with voice artists that know how to have fun while doing their job.
As for cheating, I meant the bright outline around Varenukha’s silhouette.
It also looks like he has six instead of five fingers 🙂.
I see five
