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For the New Year issue of the Afisha magazine Roma Voronezhsky created the design of calling cards.  A 1147-unit card dedicated to the first mention of Moscow in chronicles (1147), featuring the text from the letter of Price Yury Dolgoruky to Prince Svyatoslav Olegovich
 An 850-unit card dedicated to Moscow’s 850th anniversary (1997) with Svyatoslav Olegovich’s reply
 A 77-unit card dedicated to the Moscow road police. On the picture a road policeman is piercing an offroader with a baton for violating parking rules
 A 99-unit card dedicated to the Moscow traffic safety police. On the picture a road policeman is piercing an offroader with a baton for violating parking rules
 A 90-day card. The number and time of calls are limited by three months only. On the picture there’s the portrait of the Russian ambassador to Persia Alexander Griboyedov with a quote
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Release date: 17.12.2004 Cast:
Roma Voroneshski
 Afisha. All Entertainments of Moscow. N 143, Dec 20, 2004–Jan 2, 2005  See also a series of city objects |