Design Free Thursday | Alex Kisilevich.

October 6, 2011

I love this cooky and clever photography by Toronto based Alex Kisilevich. The ‘hair’ in the top image reminds of my current haircut. Really must do something about that soon.

[All images © Alex Kisilevich.]

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