At the end of the Adventure Time festival furniture project, the client presented everyone involved with a sweater with the series’ characters. Pictured (left to right): designer Yegor Zhgun, architect Anastasia Tikhonova, head of industrial department Larisa Melnikova, manager Alexei Luri, designer Boris Tarasov and designer Andrey Fabishevsky have fun in their new sweaters.

Photographer Yevgenia Filatova embarked on a voyage on a gas tanker from Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk to Seoul. Soon, communication stopped and studio employees (left to right: designer Anastasia Musayeva, head of graphic design department Yevgenia Ezhikova, photographer Anastasia Pakosh, manager Anna Frolova, manager Pavel Molchanov, chief typesetter Iskander Mukhamadeyev, desinger Yegor Zhgun, manager Raisa Primakova, manager Marina Potapova, content manager Daler Aliyerov, manager Yulia Figlovskaya, designer Yevgeny Zorin, manager Olga Kallaur, manager Yulia Nikolayeva, type designer Taisiya Lushenko, manager Natalya Afonina, designer Vladimir Pavlenko, designer Lyudmila Lyalina, designer Tatyana Buchneva, typesetter Nadezhda Efremova, head of production department Anastasia Prishchepa, typesetter Anna Olshevskaya, designer Sergei Nikolayev, typesetter Yaroslav Bondarenko, technologist Yevgeny Kuleshov, manager Inna Sidorova, coder Alena Malashenko, type designer Ksenia Yerulevich, designer Ivan Olenkevich, system administrator Andrei Nekrasov, designer Maria Ksenofontova, art director Timur Burbayev, manager Anna Grigoryeva, office manager Diana Novozhenina, designer Sofia Solomko, designer Yana Moskalyuk, manager Vsevolod Chagaev, photographer Leonid Danilov, lawyer Yevgeny Potanin, designer Alexey Sharshakov) decided to send her their greetings.

While working on the new logo and corporate identity for Yakitorya restaurants, manager Olga Kallaur and designer Yegor Zhgun had a wager on whether the client would accept a version of the logo. If the client approved the logo, Zhgun was to walk around the studio with a head of a crane on his hand for two days. Pictured: the loser is having a smoke.

Designer Egor Zhgun having his lunch under the new Yakitoriya logo.

100 Best Strips of Art. Lebedev Studio, a collection of 100 postcards based on the best comic strips by Yegor Zhgun and Alexander Shtefanets, is now available in studio’s stores. Pictured: Yegor Zhgun addresses a postcard to his coauthor.

Designer Yegor Zhgun equipping the studio’s cafeteria with Swissarmius, a universal organizer conceived by him.

Designer Yegor Zhgun and his birthday present for art director Ludwig Bystronovsky: a London Underground map rendered in the style of a Moscow Metro map.

British Higher School of Art and Design, Summer Urban Design Workshop developed in collaboration with the studio: designer Egor Zhgun and art director Ludwig Bystronovsky tell how the official Moscow Metro map was created.

The creators of the new official Moscow Metro map—Artemy Lebedev, Ludwig Bistronovsky and Egor Zhgun—in a metro car.

Designer Egor Zhgun transporting an old LED metro car panel by Moscow subway.

Designer Egor Zhgun demonstrating “A Priest Had A Dog” art cube, based on an old Russian song.

Designer Yegor Zhgun running a field test for Vespertilium clothespins cousins: Bat Pegs produced by British Suck UK under the studio’s license.

Designer Egor Zhgun returns to the studio with a rescued stray kitten.

Yegor Zhgun— designer of the Eternity ice tray—with the English version of his creation.

Illustrator Egor Zhgun (far right) in OMON Moscow Militia van after protesting meeting.

“Moon” kovrikus rug just reached the new phase of pre-serial unit testing.

Designer Yegor Zhgun watching the 20th episode from an animated sitcom “Futurama,” season six, starring Zoich in the opening credits.

Another seminar took place at the studio: designer Yegor Zhgun spoke about how he created Zoich by the request of the Sochi 2014 Organising Committee.

Rozetkus inventor designer Yegor Zhgun tests a fully operational white preproduction sample which will soon be launched.

Meeting room on the first floor of the studio: designer Yegor Zhgun watches Ice Hockey World Championship quarterfinals (Russia vs. Canada).

Tatyana Devayeva has been working as an editor at the studio since mid-2004. Now Tanya is leaving Russia and time has come for the studio to say goodbye.

Designer Yegor Zhgun (pictured in the center) gives an interview to Al Jazeera TV channel (Quatar) about Zoich.

Yegor Zhgun, the creator of Rozetkus, tests one of the power strips for twelve 7/16 CEE europlugs that got through the customs and made it to Russia.