Russian Artist Creates Funny Photoshop Mashups Between The Hollywood Characters And Classic Soviet Movies
Kazan-based artist ‘Klod Mande’ created a funny mashups. He made collages where Hollywood characters and public figures were placed in scenes from Soviet movies and Russian realities. And vice versa, too. Perfect!
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