Серия иллюстраций, которые я нарисовал для строительного магазина "220 Вольт".
В преддверии финала Чемпионата Мира по футболу 2014 я подобрал 10 запоминающихся моментов Мундиала.
Концепция: как различные строительные и хозяйственные инструменты влияют на футболистов и их команды.
Series of illustrations I made for "220 Volt", the Russian-based DIY retailer.
I picked 10 Mundial's remarkable moments on the threshold of the final game of the FIFA World Cup 2014.
Concept: how different building and household goods influence soccer players and their teams.
Concrete mixer and Johnny Acosta (Costa Rica)
The concrete mixer helped Costa Rica to make its defence like concrete.
Welder's helmet and Igor Akinfeev (Russia)
The welder's helmet might have protected Russian goalkeeper from the laser hit in his eyes.
Crocheted dotted cotton gloves and Tim Howard (USA)
These building gloves helped Tim Howard to make the most recorded saves in World Cups.
Optical leveling instrument and Miroslav Klose (Germany)
The leveler helped Germany team to give a lift to a pitch so balls just rolled by theirselves into Brazil's goals.
Circular saw and Neymar Jr. (Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior) (Brasil)
The cirucalr saw might have protected Neymar from injures against Columbia players.
Helmet and Robin van Persie (Netherlands)
The helmet provided the required trajectory of the ball when Robin van Persie was diving header against Spain.
Rakes and Andrea Pirlo (Italy)
Italy stepped on the same rake twice — it didn't make it out of group two World Cups in a row.
Garden secateur and Luis Suárez (Uruguay)
Luis Suarez inspired by pruning shears appeared to bite other team players.
Ssatellite-based navigation device and Hulk (Givanildo Vieira de Sousa) (Brazil)
The navigation device might help Hulk to finally score and to stop being the most inefficient strikers in this world football championship.
