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.

Manager Alexey Luri and designer Natasha Baiduzha make flapjacks in the café on the seventh floor of the studio.

Black Rock City (USA): the Fuck The Rain umbrella in the Nevada desert.

Project manager Aleksey Luri (pictured center) assaults the enemy base as part of the 3rd Northern brigade of the Irish block.

Project manager Alexey Luri and designer Natasha Baiduzha at the photo shoot for the Art. Lebedev Studio Publishing House tenth anniversary poster.

First students of the Barista School—project manager Alexey Luri (right) and designer Andrey Maikov—during an internship in the café on the seventh floor of the studio under the guidance of barista Anastasia Grekova.

The first students of our Barista School—designer Andrey Maykov (pictured left) and project manager Aleksey Luri—with cappuccinos ruined in attempts to create latte art.

Iceland, Hverir thermal field: project manager Alexey Luri warms the Battery termokruzhkus mug over a steam vent.

Kathmandu (Nepal): manager Alexey Luri offers an East Asian Ridibundus to the locals.

Manager Alexey Luri and designer Natasha Baiduzha make a wall print for the International Day for Tolerance poster.

Work on the new Katalogus is well underway at the studio. Pictured (left to right): sales expert Mikhail Kondratenko, sales manager Yelena Tretyakova, production manager Alexey Strelnikov, salesman Ivan Kudriavtsev, sales manager Anna Samsonova, manager Alexey Luri, typesetter Alexander Yelsakov.

Manager Alexey Lury and designer Yekaterina Chernyakova paying tribute to International Egg Day that the studio provided with a dedicated poster.

Aleksey Luri, head of the studio’s New York office, stands on Times Square with the US Independence Day poster.

Head of the studio’s NY office Aleksey Luri at his workplace.

Tanzania, Mount Kilimanjaro: Aleksey Luri, head of graphic design department, and Asian Ridibundus plush friend at the top of Uhuru peak (5895 MASL) after five days of climbing.

Head of graphic design departmnet Alexei Luri enjoying Mister God, This Is Anna by Fynn.

The studio’s dwellers watching the iPhone 5 presentation on our big screen.

From left: the head of the graphic design department Aleksey Luri, designer Evgeny Zorin, art director Slava Kuteev, type designer Taisia Lushenko, designers Natasha Bayduzha and Olga Le being picture perfect at one of Moscow cafés which called for photo entries with a 1000 R for a prize.

Aleksey Luri, head of graphic design department, picketing the embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Moscow with a poster dedicated to a coming meeting of the studio’s potential customers and Aleksey Luri in Kazakhstan.

Mass interview with internship candidates by department heads and managers.

The studio’s team with the main trophy won at 1st X-Team Kinect Sports, Season Two Office Championship. Top row, from left: flash-technologist Dmitry Bezverkhy, designers Mikhail Miroshnikov and Fedor Fokin. Bottom row: designer Oleg Pshenichny and head of graphic design department Aleksey Luri.

Another presentation hosted in our studio was prepared by the head of the graphic design department Alexei Luri. He shared his knowledge of today’s computer games industry.

A round of table Doom. Pictured (left to right): flash-technologist Dmitry Bezverkhy, our former designer Maxim Degtyaryov, designer Oleg Pshenichny, programmer Alexei Kuznetsov, designer Mikhail Miroshnikov, and head of the graphic design department Alexei Luri.

Alexei Luri—Head of our Graphic design department and author of the Fuckopalypse calendar concept—examining his brainchild.

A group of scouts from our studio checking out an ice cream production line at Baskin-Robbins manufacturing facility.

Automated payment system in the café on the fifth floor of the studio keeps getting better: it now holds automated monthly lotteries. This is how it works: those wishing to try their luck buy any number of virtual 50-rouble lottery tickets at the terminal which make up the prize money. At the end of a month the computer will randomly select three players and make them a little bit richer. That’s why studio employees can not only lose a rouble but win lots of roubles as well.

Pictured: head of mobile applications Alexei Luri tries to win lots of roubles.

Nikita Mikhalkov, Artemy Lebedev, head of Art. Lebedev Studio graphic design department Aleksey Luri and the studio's art director Ludwig Bystronovsky discuss variants of the poster for Burnt by the Sun 2: Citadel movie.

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.

Another seminar took place at the studio: head of Kaspersky Lab software creation, support and testing department Maxim Dorofeev (right) spoke about the role of mathematical statistics and game theory in project management.

The studio's director Andrey Diakov and head of the graphic design department Alexey Luri get ready to tell the students of the Higher School of Economics about Art. Lebedev Studio and its business.