Full animated short film of Disney. Music: Paperman (Short Film Seen Before Wreck-It-Ralph – Christophe Beck).
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Paperman by Disney
December 2015
WKW Asian food cafe in Saint-Petersburg
WKW is a small cafe with Asian cuisine. The main task was to create an Asian cafe without any specific Asian details. The interior solution is very concise and provides an Asian theme with large laconic color spots. Pine plywood and its picturesque fiber – the main decorative material in the interior.
Designed and engineering:
Maxim Scherbakov, Katya Tolstykh
Furniture production:
Pavel Brick, Matthias Marte / Verstak
Wooden panels production:
Vladimir Alekseev / Prokk
Photo:
Lesha Galkin
3D Map of Tatra National Park
The model was divided into 500 parts. To make it easier to place each part in the actual Park, each piece has assigned geographical coordinates. Additionally, each packaging has a map on it, which indicates which part of the Park it is.
Authors:
Anna Łoskiewicz-Zakrzewska
Zofia Strumiłło-Sukiennik
Cooperation:
Krzysztof Benke
Tomasz Korzewski
Maddy Moret
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WW II memorial mausoleum
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