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Incredible Ironic Design Objects by Russian Illustrator Oleg Pomortsev

One Two Tree is a small art‑object label by Russian illustrator and object‑maker Oleg Pomortsev, focused on “smooth lines, sexy shapes” and ironic sculptural pieces based on his playful drawings.

The project translates wavy, minimalist characters and abstract forms into physical objects and decor items, keeping a clean, design‑driven aesthetic that sits between illustration, product design and art toy culture.

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