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Fuckopalypse by People Too
Many may think 2012 is the year of the apocalypse according to the Mayan Calendar. Art Lebedev Studio, designer of the prototype Flashkus, has collaborated with several illustrators and is in the process of designing a calendar entitled “Fuckopalypse” which each month shows a different way that it could all come tumbling down.
One of the collaborating illustrators is the Russian design duo People Too, which have made an incredibly detailed paper depiction of plant life taking over and causing large amounts of chaos at precisely 12:12. Their attention to detail makes for remarkable scenarios like the new years scene that they did. Below you can see their process and more close up details and see more of their work at peopletoo.ru.
Posted in illustration, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged apocalypse, art lebedev studio, calendar, fuckopalypse, january, paper artist, papercraft, people too, russia, sculpture
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Flashkus: Disposable Cardboard USB Flash Drive
Art Lebedev is a Russian design studio based in Moscow that works on projects that specialize in industrial, graphic, web and interface design. The studio has recently come up with a pretty amazing USB flash drive that is made of completely disposable cardboard stock called Flashkus which will set the bar in the future of portable technology in its smallest form. The Flashkus comes in a magazine of 4 USB flash drives which can then be detached along their perforations and can be personalized with basic info, different graphics, or basically whatever you like making it a very convenient storage device.
Posted in product design, strictlypaper
Tagged art lebedev studio, cardboard, flash drive, flashkus, moscow, russia, technology
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Happy New Year by People Too
Russian paper artists Alexei Lyapunov and Lena Ehrlich make up the talented duo known as People Too and they have recently completed another astoundingly detailed piece just in time for the new year.
Posted in sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged alexei lyapunov, illustration, lena ehrlich, new years, papercraft, people too, russia
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Serge Mendzhiyskog’s Intricate Collage Photography
Russian modern artist Serge Mendzhiyskog cuts and reconfigures hundreds of photographs into these intricately abstract collages which in turn reveal a different aspect of how the photographs themselves can be viewed as a whole.
Posted in collage, strictlypaper
Tagged collage, paper cut, photography, russia, serge mendzhiyskog
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